Music Therapy | Intervention

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INTERVENTION

Music therapy involves various techniques tailored to participants' needs, whether planned or adapted spontaneously based on their reactions.

Music therapy sessions can be individual or group settings, lasting from 30 minutes to one hour, with an initial assessment.

Prepared songs are used to achieve goals and objectives, focusing on relaxation and comfort through receptive music and imagery.

Singing in music therapy builds confidence, strengthens vocal cords, and enhances respiratory capacity within a supportive environment.

Music therapy encourages physical exercise and dance, helping clients develop body awareness and enjoy the benefits of movement.

Songwriting allows self-expression, enabling clients to communicate with the world and explore personal connections through meaningful music.

Rhythmic activities bring clients together, fostering unity and a common purpose through the use of beats and percussion.

Participants choose instruments and sounds, playing an active or passive role based on their preferences during the session.