MUSIC THERAPY EVIDENCE BASED - AN OVERVIEW

Neurologist Oliver Sacks analyzed neurological oddities in people, trying to understand how the brain works. He concluded that people with some type of frontal lobe damage typically "generated not simply severe difficulties with expressive language (aphasia) but a wierd access of musicality with incessant whistling, singing and also a passionate in

By way of example, the cerebellum processes rhythm, the frontal lobes decode the emotional signals created from the music, and a little portion of the best temporal lobe helps understand pitch.Musical interventions are built to meet up with the individual needs of clients, to engage them on an aesthetic degree, and to encourage them through product