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This is a very special blog concerning music therapy. What is music therapy; one might ask? Music Therapy is therapy consisting of sounds, melody, lyrics, and a special blend of language that soothes the soul. Music Therapy is harmony, feeling, emotion that is very tantalizing to the senses. How is music therapy very effective? Music therapy heals the body from all sorts of ailments. Music therapy is being applied everywhere as a means of healing from trauma, depression, and it also provides a sense of companionship for those who are lonely. 

Music Therapy is very effective and it has a natural healing component. This natural healing component consists of a favorite music that provides comfort in any situation. Music Therapy is singing, joy, laughter, and it also has excitement. My favorite music is jazz. Jazz to me heals me from any pain from my past. Music Therapy heals me because it allows me to ease my pain from the vibrations from the energy of the sounds of drums, guitars, saxophones, harmonicas, and trumpets that are played to entice me to dance instead of focusing on what is hard pressing my mind. Music Therapy is a great alternative to regular therapeutic methods.

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