From reducing pain to relieving stress, the evidence for music's power is strong. Stefan Koelsch says we should use it – now ...

The next wave in wellness features light shows, sound waves, virtual reality displays and other digital effects designed to ...

Music has a unique ability to transform how we feel — it can cheer us up, make us cry, help us focus, or ease our frayed nerves. For centuries, writers and philosophers have waxed poetic about these ...

The volunteer-based Music Program at the Southeast Health Medical Center works to ease people's nerves one note at a time. People can hear songs from a guitarist, pianist, harpist and, saxophonist ...

A selection of relaxing zen music with healing sounds and calm melodies for meditation, yoga, relax and sleep. Enjoy! #ZenMusic #YogaMusic #ZenMeditation Calm Music, Asian Meditation Music ...

High school sweethearts Pete and Ann Sibley played music and performed their way across the country, making a stop in Monterey, which has lasted ten years. Known for providing music that makes list… ...

Malaran says music could give expression to emotions for which there were no apt words. The healing, she says, was in that expression: "Creating something beautiful coming from my cancer is like ...

Music was key in ancient Greek healing temples. In modern medicine, music is found to promote healing. Outdoor concerts enhance positive emotions and may assuage political angst.

Music offers several accessible mental health benefits. The first benefit comes through natural stress reduction and emotional regulation, with studies showing up to 40% reduction in perceived ...

Music, Science and Healing Intersect in an A.I. Opera The work-in-progress “Song of the Ambassadors” got a test run at Alice Tully Hall — with Lincoln Center’s artistic director lending ...

Ayla Clark, MA, Ph.D., is a music therapist at the Brattleboro Retreat. She has a master's in music therapy and a Ph.D. in music therapy, with a focus on the elderly. Daniel Lang, OTR/L, directs the ...

I’m here, I’m still here!” Chambers said. Music therapy is just one free service provided by the healing arts program at the Levine Cancer Institute. It’s available to patients and survivors.