Music Therapy & Medicine: A Dynamic Partnership | Dr. Deforia Lane | TEDxBeaconStreetSalon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มี.ค. 2016
- Music therapist, Dr. Deforia Lane takes you inside University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center to experience first hand the response of patients to music therapy: hear of music's effects on an unborn child; watch the reaction of a laryngectomy patient; see how therapeutic singing helps a man with stroke to speak again. Dr. Lane shares her personal challenge with cancer and how music benefited her healing. She ends with a probing question for each all who will hear.
Internationally acclaimed music therapist, Dr. Deforia Lane is the founder and Director of Art & Music Therapy at the University Hospitals Case Medical Center in Cleveland, OH. She oversees a 9-member team of art and music therapists who serve the 1000-bed hospital. She is a researcher, clinician, clinical training director, teaches at the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine and the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing and has experienced a pioneering career spanning 4 decades.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
So beautiful. The man singing this little light of mine made me cry. I'm thinking about this as a career and this was really inspiring. Thank you😊
I sang Summertime to my granddaughter for 9 months. After she was born she would calm down and smile. She is 21, she still responds to it today.
Oh sheesh. I'm not even 5 minutes in, and I'm already in tears. I had no idea this degree even existed until after I worked full time and paid my own way through college, for a degree my parents wanted me to get... To this day, I wish I had known about pediatric occupational therapy or pediatric music therapy. THAT is what would have resonated with me, but at this point, I'm already into my 40's and the thought of 4 more years of paying for another degree is rather daunting. Yet, here I am - in tears... dreaming of going back to school and doing what I want to do. I so definitely missed my mission in life but I had no idea those degrees even existed. Sigh.
It's never too late to do what makes your heart sing. You are never too old to do and be what your soul calls you to do or be. Our life is constant learning and growing, sharing and loving. You are exactly where you need to be, don't feel like you missed anything. I believe in you Emily!
Follow your heart💛 Same with the tears. What a POWERFUL testimony🙏🏾
It’s never too late to follow your calling. It’s a leap of faith, but it will absolutely make an impact and mean the world to the people that you help. Your pursuit is one of love, connection, and service. There’s no way that that is a waste of time. Whatever you choose to do will be the right thing for you. You are brave, kind, important, and loved. I hope that you remember that no matter what. 💖💖
I was in my 60’s when I graduated with a Masters in Music Therapy. It’s new every day no matter how old one is. You’re already sounding like a music therapist to me 🎶
@@delphinegeia4915 You just made a gal cry... I needed to hear this tonight. Thank you!
What a beautiful soul, voice like velvet. I am a music teacher/ performer, therapist. This is so moving. The power of music is incredible. It needs to witnessed because it's so hard to describe but this lady does an excellent job!🎹🎵🎤🙏❤❤
I love her soothing singing but sometimes times you need to turn on some active beats to signal to the body that it’s time to get up and live! If your sick turn on some good rap music and see don’t you feel better! Some music sounds like your accepting death and then other music makes you feel like you got more time, it’s all about balance!
Such a beautiful voice. the power of music is undeniable
OH MY! Her voice is SO beautiful!
Doing an essay on music therapy to aid depression and this video came on automatically & I let it play as I typed, but kept listening incase something relevant came up. But when she showed him singing let it shine, I stopped everything & started crying. Music is such a strong thing. My personal experience may not be the same level but how the brain reacts to music is so helpful for me as I've grown up as a dancer but also now write lyrics & make the music I write to & it all helps so much to release emotion that I've contained for too long, as well as 2 of my friends that deal with depression and another who dances in the same group as me.
Hi, would you be interested in sending me the essay? I’m also working on a study about music therapy. I’d love to even see some of your research as well
@@aheemsosa I'll see if I still have it & get back to you
You just changed my life Dr. Lane🙏🏾 What a profound and powerful Testimony and reminder of the power of the voice and music to heal💛 THANK YOU!
Let it shine🎉
So grateful for your organized and inspiring talk. Thank you for sharing not only the benefits of music therapy, but also your personal story. I have also witnessed the healing power of music, especially in Alzheimer's homes and have healed my heart through sacred sounds. You have such grace and a beautiful spirit. Many Blessings.
You are an angel send by God to inspire people with your music talksGod bless you and keep you healthy 👍👏👏😘😘💜♥️
one of my all time favorite people ever. Beautiful testimony to the power of music therapy, Deforia
Music of Love...
Wow! Dr Lane thank you for this informative encouraging talk. Music is medicine for the soul. Thanking God for you!
Thank you so very much. I have your book Music is Medicine. May God continue to Bless and Keep you.
Best in-service I ever attended was taught by Deforia in the 1980's at CCBDD! She has the most amazing voice.
Breathtaking. Inspiration, healing light. Thank you, Dr. Lane. Love the pictures you brought, brought we in the audience right in. Blessings to you.....
Dr. Deforia - very inspiring speech - lovely voice and thanks for sharing the power of music to heal.
Nice to know about the impact of ‘music therapy’ in clinical practice
I can so relate to everything she said. Thank you Dr. Lane
The major part of music therapy is to let you have a tactile feeling which is created by the vibration sound. Yes this technology is now available and patterned . First use in Headphone.
Doctor Lane punctuates fascinating anecdotes about her time as a Music Therapist with her own soulful mezzo-soprano. ‘Music is an evidence based profession,’ Lane enthuses, but to the layperson it co-exists in the realms of powerful magic. Lane speaks of hope brought through music in the midst of tragedy. Still in vitro, baby Samantha danced under Lane’s fingers while she sang. This is ‘life on the inside responding to music on the outside’ which is an apt theme to Lane’s presentation and the universal power of music to heal. Mr M, an elderly deacon, who had suffered a stroke had lost the ability to speak. By engaging in familiar gospel music, Mr M’s verbal abilities were resurrected through song. Lane finishes her presentation with a spiritual - ‘Over my head I hear music in the air, there must be a god somewhere’ a fitting metaphor for musical healing.
Couldn’t stop crying ❤ so beautiful thank you !
Dr. lane you are awesome and thank you for the information.
not me getting misty eyed in the middle of this library
Simply beautiful, music!
So excited to become a music therapist!! Just a couple semesters left at CSUN.
absolutely amazing and inspiring
Just came across this video. Truly an inspiration!
Thank you!
Amazing truth❤
So wonderful
SDear Dr. and those reading thjis. I agree with you totally. I am working on a project, and I believe I have just found the organization my little group of children, will raise money for. Karen Mary+ Kids has been born. We will be in contact with you when our music group of kids who have or had cancer start singing our theme song to help organizations like yours.
Until we meet again,
Karen Mary+ Kids
wow! no even done watching but i had to say WOW
“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” - Nikola Tesla
To understand anything non-physical, one needs a certain level of creativity and imagination. Frequencies are hard to see but easy to feel.
Amazing
DJ for myself is helpfull because higher consideration In executing certain actions. So the music helps relax and is more toward the background because of operations done on my DJ Controller. Further relaxing me. Helping me make decisions. Thanks.
Wow..... 💖
I made a bulletin board and looped Ted Talks on music for our office 🙂
PAZ & AMOR ❤️
Paz,esperanza y amor.
I wanna cry so bad I gotta do music therapy:/
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🌿❤🌿💯Awesome 🌿❤🌿💯🎵👍🏽🎤💥
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The drugs are not needed we got music
I LOVE CHICKEN NUGGETS
Turn the gate off on her mic man jesus christ