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  1. Hi! Everyone

    My name is Kay. Today, I have got one interesting topic which is about
    "Therapeutics" by using Music. Has anyone known or had an experience
    about this? What do you think and do you believe that the music can
    cure or relieve the symptom of mental?

    I have heard that many specialists have succeeded in this therapy but
    I have never seen exactly the sound of music or the rhythm can threat
    patients who have mental problems. In my opinion, I think it could
    help because every time when something made me serious or depressed
    me, at that time I turned on the radio and listen to my favourite
    songs, unbelievably that sound helped me feel better. However, it may
    depend on the subconscious of each person. How about you guys? What do
    you think????

  2. Hi all---

    The American Music Therapy Association can refer you to any number of
    resources, about who is a qualified therapist, how to find one, what
    populations music therapists serve, etc. Check the web site at
    www.musictherapy.org This will also refer you to the regional
    organizations throughout the U.S.

    All the best!

    Cheryl Holland, MT-BC

  3. (Cheryl Holland) said:

    Hi all---

    The American Music Therapy Association can refer you to any number of
    resources, about who is a qualified therapist, how to find one, what
    populations music therapists serve, etc. Check the web site at
    <spam> This will also refer you to the regional
    organizations throughout the U.S.

    All the best!

    Cheryl Holland, MT-BC

    Spammer !

    Since music is readily available online or in the store
    why do I need a 'music therapist' ?

  4. --

    "WB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    (Cheryl Holland) said:

    Hi all---

    The American Music Therapy Association can refer you to any number of
    resources, about who is a qualified therapist, how to find one, what
    populations music therapists serve, etc. Check the web site at
    <spam> This will also refer you to the regional
    organizations throughout the U.S.

    All the best!

    Cheryl Holland, MT-BC

    Spammer !

    Since music is readily available online or in the store
    why do I need a 'music therapist' ?

    The music therapist doesn't want to sell you music. Instead, she'll be there
    to teach you to play in the Senile Seniors Rhythm Band when you are ready
    for that.

    ;o) Rich

  5. Rich Shewmaker said:
    Quoted message said:

    Since music is readily available online or in the store
    why do I need a 'music therapist' ?

    The music therapist doesn't want to sell you music. Instead, she'll be there
    to teach you to play in the Senile Seniors Rhythm Band when you are ready
    for that.

    ;o) Rich

    Already know how to play a few instruments but prefer
    Rhythm and Blues

    <hehe>

    WB

  6. Hi,
    I had bad job stress and have to work 12hr or more some days. It was
    aggravated by my family problem about my two sons. I use to get 'some
    pills'to get some 'relief'. Recently some of my co-worker told (he
    used to listen ) some relaxing music at working time. I used to listen
    that music from India it is really really soft relaxing type music.
    Believe or not (most of you will not believe it as much as you believe
    pills) I feel very good. I feel people should believe music therapy
    more. I found some web site about music therapy. If you believe me at
    least read about it.

    http://musictreatment.8m.net/index.html

    http://www.musictherapyresearchcenter.com/Editorial.htm

  7. WB <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Rich Shewmaker said:
    Quoted message said:

    Since music is readily available online or in the store
    why do I need a 'music therapist' ?

    The music therapist doesn't want to sell you music. Instead, she'll be there
    to teach you to play in the Senile Seniors Rhythm Band when you are ready
    for that.

    ;o) Rich

    Already know how to play a few instruments but prefer
    Rhythm and Blues

    <hehe>

    WB

    There are some well-intentioned (?) performers who market themselves
    as music therapists in an effort to sell there CD's. If you suspect
    this, ask them about their credentials

  8. (Cheryl Holland) said:

    WB <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    (Cheryl Holland) said:

    Hi all---

    The American Music Therapy Association can refer you to any number of
    resources, about who is a qualified therapist, how to find one, what
    populations music therapists serve, etc. Check the web site at
    <spam> This will also refer you to the regional
    organizations throughout the U.S.

    All the best!

    Cheryl Holland, MT-BC

    Spammer !

    Since music is readily available online or in the store
    why do I need a 'music therapist' ?

    Why does anyone need speech therapy? occupational therapy? physical
    therapy? rehab? psychiatric?

    You were specifically referring to 'music therapy'
    None of those other things were mentioned.

    We know that much of music is 'sick' but therapy won't
    change what's on the CD.

    You are a charlatan.

  9. Cheryl Holland said:

    WB <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    (Cheryl Holland) said:

    Hi all---

    The American Music Therapy Association can refer you to any number of
    resources, about who is a qualified therapist, how to find one, what
    populations music therapists serve, etc. Check the web site at
    <spam> This will also refer you to the regional
    organizations throughout the U.S.

    All the best!

    Cheryl Holland, MT-BC

    Spammer !

    Since music is readily available online or in the store
    why do I need a 'music therapist' ?

    Why does anyone need speech therapy? occupational therapy? physical
    therapy? rehab? psychiatric?

    Music therapy is not the equivalent of anything you have listed.

    I have been misc.health.alternaitve's resident music therapist for
    years. I treat spamming and mlming with music therapy. Here is a sample:

    SPAMMIN'

    Spammin' I'm always spammin'
    Dreamin' success will be mine
    Searchin' I'm always searchin'
    Hopin' someday I'll find
    Someone, someone to hire me
    An employer to hire me but until then
    I'll keep on spammin'
    Keep right on spammin'
    Spammin' till my saleshype' comes true

    Spammin' I'm always spammin'
    Dreamin' success will be mine
    Searchin' I'm always searchin'
    Hopin' someday I'll find
    Suckers, suckers to sell for me
    Suckers dumber than me but until then
    Well I'll keep on spammin'
    Keep right on spammin'
    Spammin' till my saleshype' comes true

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