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Online Correspondence courses
Correspondence online course sound and music therapy
"...The creative Arts can often play a significant role in the Treatment of Physical and Mental Illness-succeeding sometimes where other Methods have failed. A sense of accomplishment may work wonders!"
The therapeutic Link between Sound, Music and healing is an ancient one, but was first recognized by Doctors in the late 19th century. Sound vibrates in waves at different Frequencies and influence both the Emotions and certain Physiological functions, such as heart rate and breathing. Even sounds and frequencies beyond the range of the human ear can have an impact. Practitioners use various approaches and work with the voice or electronic or musical instruments to generate sound waves, or to choose music, which restore balance in the Body and promote self-healing. Sound and Music Therapies were developed as a way of helping those with serious disabilities, mental illness, psychological distress, chronic Fatigue, etc. Making or responding to Music can provide a real alternative to verbal communication, enabling the expression of emotions that may be too profound or primitive for words. Within both complementary and conventional Medicine worldwide, particularly intensive care units and delivery rooms, patients are encouraged to listen to music to ease anxiety and pain, and to promote recovery. There are about 7,000 qualified Music Therapists in America.
- What is Sound and Music Therapy?
- Why Sound and Music Therapy are so important for treatment of different Health Ailments?
- The History of Sound Therapy:
- Buddhist Monks and Indian Yogis
- Development of Sound Therapy in Western countries. Auditory Integration Training (AIT)
- Development of Physioacoustic Methodology (PAM)
- The History of Music Therapy:
- The Bible about healing Power of Music
- Development of Modern Music Therapy
- American and English School of Music Therapy
- The Physical Nature of Sounds and Harmonics
- Anatomy and Physiology of Hearing:
- Physiology of Inner ear and sounds transformation to the Brain
- Brain Structures responsible for Sound Analysis
- Brain-Body interaction
- The Role of Autonomic Nervous System
- Vibrational Principle of Sound and Music Therapies Healing properties
- Detailed information on Basic Sound and Music Therapy Techniques:
- Cymatics and health resonance
- Auditory Integration Training (AIT)
- Tomatis Method
- Psychoacoustic Methodology (PAM)
- Chanting. Power of tuning Forks.
- Chakras Sound Attunement
- Tune-up with Brain Waves
- Tune-up with Rhythms of Human DNA
- Expression through the Rhythm and Music. Mozart Therapy
- Resonance with musical Frequencies
- Sound and Music Therapy and Development of Children X. Sound and Music Therapy and Clinical Medical Research