Experiences with

Music Therapy

The Role of Music Therapy in Tinnitus Management Music therapy is an evidence-based intervention that uses music to address physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs. When applied to tinnitus management, music therapy focuses on retraining the brain to process sound differently.

I’m excited to share my second music therapy video, tailored to create a calming auditory environment. It’s crafted to mask tinnitus sounds and bring a sense of peace. I’d love to hear your feedback or discuss how sound therapy has impacted your tinnitus journey! https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I've created a soothing music therapy video designed to alleviate the discomfort of persistent ringing in the ears. It’s a blend of gentle tones and therapeutic soundscapes aimed at reducing stress and promoting relaxation. Check it out and let me know how it works for you!

I had a really good couple of weeks after starting to do jaw exercises and listened to some music therapy. Then I had an emotional weekend so have been upset and a bit stressed, followed by loud events at the football and in super cars and the loudness is back to its usual self.

Augusto Miravalle and MS advocate Brittany Quiroz (A Hot MS) to explore how the brain and music work in harmony and the impact of music therapy in the MS experience. Learn more and register by visiting: https://mymsaa.org/event/webinar-enjoy-the-beat-music-brain-health-and-ms/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZsQ1FZtHw0 Most of us know about binaural beats, rife frequencies, rhythmic auditory stimulation, multiple wave oscillation etc and may even find them beneficial. I thought this YT video was interesting though, not least because some years ago I experimented with

Have you considered music or art therapy? Listen today to hear Social Worker Melissa Fry and patient Steven Light share their experiences with using music and art as coping strategies. https://www.podbean.com/ep/pb-c8kiz-15174e0

So, I was remembering when I had a major breakdown when my life was falling apart everywhere I turned - after I realized that the life/relationship that I had invested so much of everything into was a big fat lie ... And I started to pick myself up and I heard this song and kept playing it over and over

The guidelines highlight other interventions as part of their recommendations — although not as strong as the mindfulness-based interventions — such as music therapy, relaxation and reflexology for patients with anxiety and depression who are undergoing conventional treatment.

Does anyone have any experience with Red Light Therapy helping to improve CKD? My 85 yr old father was diagnosed with Stage 3 CKD about 6 months ago. I’m a retired pharmacist starting to research alternative and natural therapies, and came across this article on photobiomodulation & it’s potential to

My 8 year old has combined adhd and dyslxia. We tried stimulants for over a year and they made him anxious and reactive. In August, his developmental pediatrician decided we should first treat his anxiety and we started 5 mg of prozac. (Prior he was so anxious, he'd gotten to the point of summer school

Hey everyone, I wanted to share something personal with you all. Living with ADHD has always felt like I was running on a treadmill set to the wrong speed—constantly trying to catch up, but never quite getting there. For so long, I thought this was just how life had to be. But then I discovered occupational

Life after stroke.Marriage to roommate. My spouse had a clot stroke in October. He is healing and going to a speech therapist but married relationships is more like roommates. I don't pressure him and understand that the way he thinks is a bit different now because the stroke damaged or changed a portion

Hello, I purchased this white paper, but not sure I can share online. If you send me a message, I'll forward you the PDF. Here is the summary online: https://acsjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cncr.35559 After reading this paper, I'm going to take a more aggressive approach to my cardiac

another PD trial by bayer https://www.bayer.com/media/en-us/first-participants-randomized-in-askbio-phase-ii-gene-therapy-trial-for-parkinsons-disease/

Hello all,We have had some weeks now with our daughter back home after brain injury rehab unit. She got her brain swell in July last year. A scary time having her home again and not knowing what she was going to do. We have therapists coming to the home for 10 weeks which include neuro psychology, occ

swallowing probems - dysphagia - aspiration "Electrical stimulation" for dysphagia in Parkinson's disease typically refers to neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES), where electrical currents are applied to the muscles in the neck region to potentially improve swallowing function by stimulating

Hi, I've been diagnosed with Parkinsonism in 2016 and then re-diagnosed with MSA-P in 2020. Amongst all the different symptoms, my voice/speech is suffering greatly. I see. a speech therapist and do regular voice exercises but my voice is getting worse. I'd be interested in people's experiences with

Hi,This is an update following on from earlier posts. It is pleasing to be able to state that my local NHS Endo has signed me up to Combination Therapy, to be managed at GP level, following a three month trial. Previously taking 200mcg T4 daily now to be taking 100mcg T4 plus 20mcg of T3 daily. Experience

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