Healing with music, also known as music therapy, is a therapeutic approach that utilizes the power of music to promote physical, emotional, cognitive, and social well-being. It is a structured and evidence-based practice conducted by trained music therapists.

Music therapy can be used with individuals of all ages and with various health conditions, including physical disabilities, mental health disorders, developmental delays, chronic pain, and neurological disorders. It involves the intentional use of musical elements such as rhythm, melody, harmony, and lyrics to address specific goals and needs of the individual.

Some ways in which healing with music can be beneficial are Emotional & Psychological Well being, Physical Rehabilitation, Cognitive Stimulation, Pain Management & Social Interaction and Communication.

Music therapy interventions can vary depending on the individual’s goals and needs. They may include listening to music, playing musical instruments, singing, songwriting, improvisation, guided imagery, and movement to music.