Melissa Chefec On Posted on August 16, 2024October 24, 2024 by Melissa Chefec to News & Press Study uncovers some underlying reasons why music therapy helps treat depression By Hannah Flynn, Aug 16, 2024Noah Kass, DSW, LCSW, psychotherapist, who was not involved in the study, commented on the study’s findings to Medical News Today: “The findings underscore the need to tailor music selections to the individual preferences of patients if we want to see the greatest reduction in depressive symptoms. Music therapy, like many other forms of therapy, is most effective when based on a thorough assessment of what motivates the patient to achieve relief and ongoing change. The study makes clear the importance of the patient having a strong, emotional connection with the music used in therapy. It suggests that the enjoyment of the music is the key factor in the effectiveness of music therapies for treating depressive symptoms.” Click HERE for the full article. PreviousPrevious post:Visualization Meditation Helps Athletes Stay Calm, Confident, and Focused. Here’s How to Try It NextNext post:The One Question That Could Help You Determine if Your Boss Is a Narcissist
By Hannah Flynn, Aug 16, 2024Noah Kass, DSW, LCSW, psychotherapist, who was not involved in the study, commented on the study’s findings to Medical News Today: “The findings underscore the need to tailor music selections to the individual preferences of patients if we want to see the greatest reduction in depressive symptoms. Music therapy, like many other forms of therapy, is most effective when based on a thorough assessment of what motivates the patient to achieve relief and ongoing change. The study makes clear the importance of the patient having a strong, emotional connection with the music used in therapy. It suggests that the enjoyment of the music is the key factor in the effectiveness of music therapies for treating depressive symptoms.” Click HERE for the full article.
