What is Music Therapy?
Music therapy is a therapeutic discipline that uses music and its elements (rhythm, melody, harmony, voice…) within a therapeutic relationship to support, accompany, or stimulate patients on emotional, cognitive, sensory, and physical levels.
Applications of Music Therapy:
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Pediatrics:
- Reduces anxiety related to hospitalization
- Eases pain during medical care
- Supports global child development through musical play
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Perinatal Care:
- Strengthens the mother-baby bond
- Reduces prenatal stress
- Prepares for childbirth through sound-based relaxation
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Psychiatry:
- Provides a space for self-expression and reconstruction
- Enhances communication
- Helps stabilize emotions in patients with psychological disorders
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Oncology:
- Relieves pain
- Reduces anxiety related to illness or treatment
- Improves overall quality of life by creating a space for comfort, listening, and human connection
Our Approach:
- Music therapy is offered in collaboration with the healthcare teams
- Each session is tailored to the specific needs of the patient
- It is a complementary and non-medicated approach
Booking Options:
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Individual sessions or group sessions are available now:
- Individual session (45 minutes) for $70 per person
- Group session (45 minutes) for $20 per person
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To book your session:
- Visit the admissions office to reserve your spot
- For more information, contact the nurses in your department.