Music therapy

By Ms. Marie Carlsson - Oct 15, 2013

Everybody feels that music heals. But nobody knows how. This experiential article opens the window a little. Through the Bonny method of guided imagery and music the author explores the deep effects on the inner being. Music ceases to be the domain of artists alone and glides into the field of medicine.

By Arnab Bishnu Chowdhury, Prarthana Kalaskar, Sevastiana Korotynskaia - Jul 15, 2023

Know Your RhythmProject EmpathyInstitute of Child HealthHospital for ChildrenSatya Special SchoolSpecial School for Mental Retardation, CERTH-India HospitalDeepam SchoolSilver Thread Foundation

By Marie Carlsson - Apr 24, 2015

Music — as used in the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music — has the power to stimulate and evoke transpersonal experiences. The transpersonal experience has a value in itself. It also influences the whole psychotherapeutic process of transformation, leading to healing, spiritual and psychological development, and further integration. In this article, the author also presents research describing the specific nature of these experiences.

By Aradhana Deogharia - Jan 15, 2021

This research article investigates the effects of vocal exercises and singing on intelligibility and speech naturalness for subjects with acquired dysarthria due to Parkinson’s, traumatic brain injury, stroke, and neuro-degenerative diseases. A multiple case-study design was used, involving pre, mid, and post-treatment assessments of intelligibility, rate, and naturalness, on four subjects with dysarthria. Each subject participated in 60 weekly group music therapy sessions, involving Rhythmic Speech Cueing, and therapeutic singing techniques of neurological music therapy in combination with the traditional music of India which is based on Indian classical raagas.

By Riccardo Misto - Jan 15, 2025

Melakartā SystemRāmamātyaSvaramelakalānidhirāgasCaturdandi PrakāssikāMelakartā