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Role of Music in Me

enturies. Ancient civilizations, including the Greeks and Egyptians, r

ned professional uses music to address mental, emotional, cognitive, and social needs

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m joy and relaxation to sadness and nostalgia. The emotional response to music

shift from negative emotional states to more positive ones. Listening to pre

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making through singing, playing instruments, or improvisation helps th

hosen music to elicit specific emotional responses. The therapist then facilitat

g song lyrics can help individuals process complex emot

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d non-threatening way for individuals to express their emotions, which

cess traumatic experiences, reduce hyperarou

pport the recovery process by addressing emotional iss

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an be an integral part of the treatment plan in psychiatri

ditional counseling approaches and provide additiona

d to support patients recovering from physical injurie

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y in various mental health contexts. Research suggests that music therapy

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usic therapy approaches to individual preference