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Music therapy can help patients with pre-gait exercises to improve balance, strength, coordination and more! 🔔 #musictherapist #musictherapy #musictherapy🎶

Miss Sarah is embracing the meaning of “April Showers” in her music therapy groups. These preschoolers used their imaginations to turn egg shakers into raindrops and strengthened their fine motor skills by collecting these raindrops into a waterspout (thanks boomwhacker!). The reward for their hard work and patience? A fun flood of raindrops cascading out of the spout! You’ve got to love that musical suspension of the “keeeerrr…….PLOP!!” ☔️ #musictherapy #movementprops #rainsongs ID. Sarah, a white women with shoulder length light brown hair, holds a green boomwacker and collects egg shakers from three preschool children. All the children are sitting in a semi circle, mostly with their backs to the camera. In the middle of the circle Sarah chants about raindrops while holding the eggs inside the boomwacker. After saying “kerplop” Sarah let’s go of the bottom of the boomwacker and 9 egg shakers of various colors spill out on the floor. Video shared with permission.

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Kingdom of fear is going crazy because of you guys ❤️ #singing #mentalhealth #musictherapy #kingdomoffear

If you’ve ever felt lonely, this is for you. Check out my new album Confessions of a Lonely Girl. Out now on all platforms. Link in bio. 🎧 #singersongwriter #newmusic #relationships #fyp #musictherapy

The world did this to me. 😈 #villainera #classicalmusiclover #musictherapy #itsmehiimtheproblemitsme #orchestralmusic

Music can have a lot of emotional benefits, especially for people experiencing symptoms of psychosis. In this week's Medical Mondays report, @juliagorman8 speaks to researchers, patients and the founder of @musicalintervention in New Haven on how musical therapy is providing relief. Watch the full story Monday on-air and online. Also, tune into our streaming app at 10:30 a.m. Monday for an extended interview, available on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and select Samsung Smart TVs. #medicalmondays #musicaltherapy #musicalintervention #musictherapy

There’s a moment when everything changes… when a story that’s been sitting inside finally has a place to go. For Joshua, music has always been an escape — but this was different. This was the first time it became a voice. From never stepping into a studio… to hearing his story come to life with a full band in just days — this is what the CreatiVets experience is all about. It’s more than songwriting. It’s release. It’s healing. It’s finally being able to say what’s been hard to explain. “Being able to tell my story… personal and authentic.” And once it’s in a song… you don’t have to carry it the same way anymore. 🎶 Help more veterans find their voice through music 📲 Text GIVE to 877-766-2559 to become a monthly donor #CreatiVets #VeteranVoices #SongwritingHeals #MusicTherapy #VeteranSupport #HealingThroughMusic #Storytelling #GiveBack #Nonprofit #MentalHealthAwareness #SupportVeterans

A sound bath does the exact same thing as that drop you felt in your chest at 2am on a dance floor. Your nervous system doesn’t care if it’s a subwoofer or a singing bowl… it follows frequency. The difference is what you’re programming it with. Bass at a rave wakes you up. A sound bath brings you home. I’m hosting a small group sound bath this Thursday in LA and there are only a few spots left. If you’ve been curious, this is your sign. DM me “SOUND” and I’ll send you the details. 🖤✨ #soundbath #musictherapy #musicheals #soundfrequency #pandrum

You better know it! #1980s #musictherapy #fyp #dolly #kenny

Some songs arrive as answers you didn’t know you were asking for. Live, Shawn Mendes’ It’ll Be Okay doesn’t just echo in the arena it becomes the quiet pulse inside you that finally decides to breathe again. This is healing that isn’t loud. It’s the moment pain stops being your identity and starts being your witness. Released in December 2021, It’ll Be Okay is widely regarded as one of Shawn Mendes’ most emotionally transparent songs. Written after a deeply personal breakup, the track captures the complex psychology of love, loss, acceptance, and self‑repair. Rather than offering facile reassurance, its narrative truthfully acknowledges pain before gently guiding toward hope. The minimalist live arrangements often just voice and piano or guitar amplify its vulnerability. In performance, Mendes doesn’t sing to be heard. He sings to be felt. The song navigates that unpredictable emotional terrain where love and pain overlap. It is not about immediate recovery, but the promise that nothing not love, not heartbreak is permanent. Repetition of phrases like “it’ll be okay” reinforces a neurological reframing effect: when phrases of comfort are repeated with intention, the brain begins to internalize them, reducing threat perception tied to emotional loss. This makes the song clinically resonant with grief recovery playlists and narrative emotion reels. Unlike classic heartbreak songs that dwell in “why,” this one leans into what next a cognitive shift from rumination to acceptance. That’s what makes it a heavy emotional lift disguised as a soft pop ballad. #ShawnMendes #ItsOkaySong #LivePerformance #EmotionalMusic #MusicReels

Some love doesn’t arrive quietly. It lands all at once and rewires your nervous system. “2 Much” is not about romance. It is about reverence. The kind that feels overwhelming in a world that taught you to expect abandonment. Live from Paris, this performance captures the fragile psychology of finally being seen by someone who does not flinch at your darkness. And the terrifying part is this: when someone loves you this deeply, you no longer have the excuse of being unloved. Released as the opening track of the 2021 album Justice, “2 Much” is Justin Bieber’s most emotionally exposed work to date. Written as a reflection of devotion and emotional surrender, the song explores vulnerability, gratitude, and the overwhelming sensation of being accepted fully by another person. The stripped back gospel influence and spoken word intro shift the narrative from pop love song to personal testimony. The live Paris performance enhances this intimacy by removing studio polish and allowing raw vocal instability to mirror the lyrical fragility of unconditional love. At its core, the song is about what happens psychologically when someone challenges your belief that love is always temporary. The line “don’t wanna close my eyes” reflects hypervigilance often developed through past emotional loss. The desire to remain present becomes a subconscious fear that this connection might disappear if not constantly monitored. #justinbieber #2much #justicealbum #liveperformance #musicreels