Neurologic Music Therapy – The Brain Changer

How neurologic music therapy changes the brain

The brain that engages in music is changed by engaging in music.

How can our brains change with something so seemingly simple?

Neuroplasticity.

But it’s not actually a simple process at all! Let me clarify.

Neuroplasticity refers to the brains ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections, compensating for injury or disease, and adjusting to changes in one’s environment. While we engage in music, whether it is listening, singing, or actively playing an instrument, our brains are being globally activated – the reorganization can begin.

Engaging in music is truly a whole brain process.

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Fresh Starts

Hello everyone, and welcome to our blog!

Once a month, our team will be contributing posts on various topics pertaining to music education, Music Therapy, and psychotherapy.

 

From Tamara —

 

I have always enjoyed the beginning of the school year. I love the feeling of a fresh start! We welcome our new students/clients, resume lessons/sessions with our returning students/clients who take the summer off, and continue on with our students/clients who were seen through the summer months. It’s a time to set new goals, get back into routine, and anticipate all the progress and fun ahead!

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