Musync

Music therapy is a clinical and evidence-based practice that uses music to address physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs of individuals. It is conducted by a qualified music therapist, who tailors therapeutic interventions to meet specific goals for each client.

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    • Memory and Dementia Care

    Music Therapy supports individuals in dementia care by providing opportunities for connection and reminiscence. Many areas of the brain related to musical memory remain undamaged due to Alzheimer’s and dementia. Music has the ability to evoke positive moods, relaxation, as well as increase engagement between individuals. It can also help maintain motor skills. Music therapists work together with family, staff, and care partners to find the best music for the desired goals.

    What We Can Address:

    • Stimulate Physical and Cognitive Functions
    • Promote Reminiscence
    • Decrease Isolation
    • Decrease Stress and Anxiety
    • Promote Relaxation
    • Enhance Engagement and Connection
    • Promote Feelings of Self-Worth
    • Enhance the Quality of Life

    What You May Experience:

    Here are some examples of what can be addressed during your music therapy session with your dedicated therapist:

    • Active Listening to Familiar and Preferred Songs for Positive Mood States
    • Purposeful Singing to Maintain Cognition and Memory
    • Music Interactions to Promote Social Connections
    • Guided Relaxation to Ease Stress and Anxiety
    • Movement to Music to Boost Mood and Engage Motor Skills
    • Music Healing, Sound Bath, and Guided Imagery Meditation