An introduction to music therapy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- This video explains music therapy in an interview with Rachael Finnerty - a music therapist who is accredited in Canada. It introduces music therapy interventions, identifies diagnoses that benefit from music therapy and explains the advantages of using it as part of treatment. It also looks at a study that assessed the effectiveness of music therapy in patients with Parkinson's disease.
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This video was made by McMaster students Khaled Nawar, Peter Tso, Salina Pasit and Ojan Yarkhani in collaboration with the McMaster Demystifying Medicine Program.
Copyright McMaster University 2018.
References:
1) Davis, W. B., Gfeller, K. E., & Thaut, M. H. (2008). An introduction to music therapy: Theory and practice. American Music Therapy Association. 8455 Colesville Road Suite 1000, Silver Spring, MD 20910.
2) Pacchetti, C., Mancini, F., Aglieri, R., Fundarò, C., Martignoni, E., & Nappi, G. (2000). Active music therapy in Parkinson’s disease: an integrative method for motor and emotional rehabilitation. Psychosomatic medicine, 62(3), 386-393.
My dream career is a music therapist, and if possible, specializing in music therapy for kids and teens with mental illnesses and neurodivergences specifically. As a mentally ill and neurodivergent person, I want to help those like me by giving them what I wish I got if it'll help them.
Going into my third year studying music and just now realizing this is what I want to do with my life. Adding a psychology minor asap!
I start work as a Music Therapist on Monday and I’m super excited ☺️
How is it going?
Any update?
This woman gives off such lively and true energy that it makes me want to cry. I wonder where she is now...
Music is the best therapy.
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clearly you didn't watch the video .
If you love music and by nature have a soft heart that would be awesome to go to school for
Yes! I think I found which career I want to go for now 😊
@@mayra20ful Me too!! It makes me so emotional and excited to think about too :) Good luck to you!
Agreed. Too bad I didn’t know about this when I was in high school or even college, but it’s never to late to follow your dream, even if you just discovered it.
Music has never sounded sweeter whenever I'm clinically depressed....it's just amazing....
Ironic how annoying the music in this video is!!!! 😂😂😂
The whistling is so out of tune it’s all I can hear…
😂😂
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Great video, I totally agree that music is a great health benefit
Great music. Helps to relax, I would recommend watching the channel
This is a great way to explain what us as Music Therapist do
How was your experience studying this degree? I was thinking about becoming a music therapists.
Super app. It is very useful to me. To take view about my syllabus. 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇
Whoever thought that putting background music to clips of the therapist speaking should get fired.
😂
music from hell 😂
Lmao 😂
It's a music therapy video what you expect?
The problem is not the music clips themselves. Its the volume of the therapist speaking. They should have amplify the speaker volume and but the background music in a lower volume. It then would have been perfect
Great vid thanx ♥️🙌
Are there also research opportunities as a music therapist? I'd like to create experiments to see how music can be better used to help people with cognitive diseases. Would MD in music therapy or music cognition better fit this goal (or maybe cog psych)?
That would be such a cool research position!
I’ve always wanted to do health care and music at the same time and be a therapist
Hello. I am a music teacher and I am trying to teach my students about
music therapy virtually. May I use this video in our virtual learning
program giving you credit of course?
When we practice and see the truth of the body and mind, we’ll see that it’s not happy sometimes and unhappy at other times like we believed. The body only has major suffering and minor suffering. The mind only has major suffering and minor suffering. When we see things in reality like this, then we can release attachment. When we see things as they really are, then we become disenchanted, we release attachment and liberate.
Do we feel that we’re happy sometimes and unhappy at other times? If that’s how we feel, then we’re not a non-returner (Anagami) yet. We haven’t released the body. We still sense the body’s something that’s happy at times and suffering at other times. When we have these two choices, we choose to make it happy and avoid suffering. There’s craving or wanting for it to be happy and not suffering, for we don’t see the truth that this body is suffering itself. We only see major and minor suffering. We don’t see the truth. We see that the body has some happiness and some unhappiness. So there’s craving because there’s ignorance, or not understanding the truth, not knowing within suffering. So craving arises. Wanting the body to be happy and comfortable forever and not suffer.
See, not knowing that the body is suffering itself, that there’s only major or minor suffering, creates wanting. So ignorance causes craving to arise. Wanting lots of happiness for long periods-forever would be great! - and not wanting suffering. As soon as there’s wanting, then there’s struggle in the mind. The mind can’t be still anymore. It will move around according to the force of wanting. So when there’s craving, becoming, realms of existence are created. Becoming is the fabricating and struggle of the mind.
So let’s practice, and when we see the truth that the body is nothing other than suffering, and the mind is nothing other than suffering… We see the body first. The body is coarser, so it’s easier to see the truth of it than of the mind. So when we practice, we encounter the body first. When we see the body is nothing other than suffering, wanting the body to be happy won’t arise, and wanting the body to not suffer won’t arise. Once wanting doesn’t arise, then struggle won’t happen because that struggle, that becoming, won’t exist. With no becoming, there will be no birth.
Scenario:
Music Coordinates Mind & Body with Neuro Transmitters which has to get the Positive Vibrations to supply Antioxidants to heal the damaged Tissues or Nerves or Organs which can be Regrown or Regenerated Naturally. Positive Thoughts has the Potential to Change or Achieve Anything. Negative Thoughts has the
Energy to spoil or corrupt anything.
Music is a Communicator of Mood Swings(Happy,Sorrow,Anxities,
Excitements,Sadness)
Música curativa para Atraer el Éxito y la Abundancia a tu vida‚ eleva tu Espíritu y Elimina tus Bloqueos diariamente ❤❤❤️
I want to be a music therapist.. pls guide me on how i shd go about it. Thank u!
Colleges have music therapy degrees. Probably the best way to do it. I'm thinking about it myself. Good luck
I have a channel about music therapy in youtube and the common finding is it really helps for stress relief.
This is my life
You're a music therapist? Do you like the job?
My dream job.
😊✨😊✨😊✨😊✨😊✨😊✨
I still find baked beans on toast super yummy!
Hello person doing online school at Blackman high lol
Same
My dream is to be a music thripst guys I need help what do I do to become one 👽😭👋
You’d have to attend a college or university that offers that degree or program! In order to get the training and education of the field.
Good luck! Hope this helped :)
The requirements for musical therapy are a bachelor's in psychology, then a masters in music therapy.
@Pamela Potzer thank you!! Is this for the U.S? I've been super confused abt requirements because the government of Canada website says that u need the stuff I listed before, but I've seen other people and sites saying other things ; - ;
@@xiav3318 Hi! I know you may have figured something out in this last month, but I got my master's in music therapy in Canada. There are a few different programs across the country. For most( except for Concordia in Quebec), they offer bachelor degree programs in music therapy. If you have a degree that relates to a bachelor in music therapy (music or psychology), you can get a BMT in two years (as long as you have the required psychology courses). So for example, I did my bachelor's in music performance, if I went to Capilano Univeristy, I would be able to get a BMT in 2 years instead of 4 (time may vary as it all depends on each university). If you wanted a master's degree, only Wilfrid Laurier Univeristy and Concordia will let you get one if you do not have a Bachelor's in Music Therapy. I believe Capilano is the only other university that has a Master's Degree Program. Also watch out for U of Toronto, they only train people to become neurologic music therapists, but they can't do anything else ethically. NMT is valuable, but one can take the training in addition to a music therapy degrees for about $600 while being a student.
One last thing you should know, only those who have completed their master's at Wilfrid Laurier University can practice as music psychotherapists and they can only do this in Ontario as part of the CRPO. This means you may want to stay in Ontario for a very long time if you want to get your master's in music therapy in Ontario.
School assignment.
Music was my first love and it will be my last.......
greetings to a persone who filmed an interview with music therapst and to editor who put over a whistling backround music- sorry, but that's not the way you do it!!! I can't hear a word, and whistling does not help at all... the person who had to be a protagonist of the video becomes a background
Why is she smiling for no reason?LOL
why do you need a therapist to listen to music
undermining this presentation is the worst music ever in the background...
I work in mental health and yes, LISTENING to music that supports one's mood improvement IS therapeutic. Thumbs down!
music listening (with a therapist) is one of the means of music therapy, more specifically, receptive music therapy. Listening to music on your own is itself therapeutic, but it doesn't make it music therapy per se. Not sure what you're down voting for.
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that hairstyle.. she needs some music therapy.
Hello. I am a music teacher and I am trying to teach my students about
music therapy virtually. May I use this video in our virtual learning
program giving you credit of course?
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