TOP GUIDELINES OF UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MUSIC THERAPY

Whenever we drop prey to perfectionism, we think we’re honorably aspiring for being our best, but generally we’re truly just environment ourselves up for failure, as perfection is not possible and its pursuit inevitably backfires.Musical interventions are meant to fulfill the individual needs of clients, to interact them on an aesthetic level,

Neurologist Oliver Sacks examined neurological oddities in people, looking to understand how the brain works. He concluded that people with some sort of frontal lobe destruction generally "manufactured not only severe difficulties with expressive language (aphasia) but a wierd access of musicality with incessant whistling, singing in addition to a