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      • In sum, research suggests that music can provide a safe and non-invasive intervention to reduce acute and chronic pain. And for most people, a short daily exposure (15 minutes to an hour) has been shown to be sufficient to result in measurable responses. Music may not benefit everyone, though, and for some, it may trigger sad memories.
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  1. Jun 28, 2023 · Evidence shows that music interventions can be beneficial in treating patients with chronic pain. People listen more closely when they choose the music themselves.

  2. Oct 29, 2023 · Music has been shown to ease pain, but the mechanisms are still unclear. A new study shows that your favorite songs, but not generic relaxing music, can reduce acute thermal pain.

  3. Feb 20, 2020 · Music has been scientifically proven to activate areas of the brain which regulate and inhibit pain. This means that listening to music can help our brain to control pain within our bodies and reduce it. Those of us with chronic pain often become disconnected or ‘dissociated’ from our bodies as a way of coping.

    • What Is Music Therapy?
    • The Evidence For Music Therapy
    • How to Find A Music Therapist

    Music therapy is a burgeoning field. Those who become certified music therapists are accomplished musicians who have deep knowledge of how music can evoke emotional responses to relax or stimulate people, or help them heal. They combine this knowledge with their familiarity with a wide variety of musical styles to find the specific kind that can ge...

    A growing body of research attests that that music therapy is more than a nice perk. It can improve medical outcomes and quality of life in a variety of ways. Here's a sampling: Improves invasive procedures.In controlled clinical trials of people having colonoscopies, cardiac angiography, and knee surgery, those who listened to music before their p...

    If you're facing a procedure or illness, or just want relief from the stresses of daily life or help sticking to an exercise program, a music therapist may be able to help you. You can find one on the website of the American Music Therapy Association.

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  4. A 2016 review looked at 97 studies (9,184 participants) of music-based interventions for acute or chronic pain associated with a variety of health problems and medical procedures. The overall evidence suggested that music-based interventions may have beneficial effects on both pain intensity and emotional distress from pain and may lead to ...

  5. Sep 10, 2015 · Music has been shown to reduce anxiety, fear, depression, pain-related distress and blood pressure. It has been found to lower pain-intensity levels and reduce the opioid...

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  7. Oct 21, 2021 · In people living with chronic pain conditions, therapeutic music experiences have specifically been demonstrated to: enhance self-efficacy, motivation, empowerment, and social engagement¹. reduce pain, depression, and disability¹³.

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