Using Music Therapy To Treat Mental Health Disorders
Music therapy has worked its wonders in improving mental health and has also been used for disease treatment. Some of us have heard of the marvels by this type of therapy. However, we don’t have a clear understanding of how it really works. The following will help us understand why and learn about the benefits of Music Therapy.…
Read More »It felt like any normal Tuesday afternoon for me. I drove my toddler to school, and I went through the usual driving routes. As I turned to a familiar street, the sign said – UNDER CONSTRUCTION. WE’RE SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.…
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Personally, I find Charlie Puth to be so cute. He is into RnB, pop and at times, pop rock, but his face, it screams cuteness! I mean, he is so baby-faced. His voice though takes me to a whole new, different level. The first time I heard of this “boy” was when he performed a very moving song titled “See You Again.” This song was a tribute to Paul Walker who died prematurely due to a car crash which is ironic. Paul Walker had his fame thanks to the Fast and Furious franchise which involved racing and cars – unfortunately, he died the same fate as his arch enemies in the movie.…
Read More »Not too long ago, my brother died and I struggled to find ways to overcome the grief, sadness, and loneliness. Music was among the ways that I got through everyday. At least it helped me express who I really felt when I was alone. Donna Lewis’ Silent World was my constant lullaby – a song that would soothe me and break me at the same time.…
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Pregnant mothers are often told to refrain from taking medications. Some drugs are safe, and some drugs are harmful. Some can pose a danger to both the mother-to-be and the unborn baby. But what if the expectant mother is an addict who gets pregnant while abusing illicit drugs. Is it something she should worry about? What should she do? How can she quit abusing drugs? Can she withstand the process?…
Read More »Babies can be born an addict. But unlike other people who choose to become an addict, babies are just unfortunate victims. Babies never wanted to be born addicts. With drug addict mothers, babies are most likely to suffer withdrawal. They need more love, care, and hugs and sometimes medication to recuperate from the withdrawal symptoms.…
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