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  • Music Therapy and Parkinson's

Music Therapy and Parkinson's

Thursday 25th June 2009

Learn how music therapy can benefit individuals with Parkinson's disease from expert Dr. Wendy Magee. Discover practical tips and insights in this episode.
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Dr. Wendy Magee: How Music Therapy Can Transform Life with Parkinson's

By finding alternative routes, by listening to music, singing music and playing music, it's like we light up other areas of the brain and the brain finds new routes to actually access functions which may be damaged because of brain damage.
Can music really make a difference for those living with Parkinson's disease? In this enlightening episode, Dr. Wendy Magee, an international authority in music therapy, shares her groundbreaking research on how music can alleviate symptoms and improve the quality of life for individuals with chronic illnesses, especially Parkinson's. Hosted by Robert Rodgers, PhD, this conversation dives into the science behind music therapy and its practical applications. Dr.
Magee explains how music therapy can enhance walking patterns, boost speech production, and uplift overall mood. She stresses the importance of personalized treatment plans and suggests practical ways to incorporate music therapy into daily routines. Whether it's through finding a certified neurologic music therapist or simply enjoying recreational music activities like singing or playing instruments, Dr. Magee offers valuable advice for anyone looking to explore this innovative approach.
This episode is a must-listen for those seeking new avenues of relief and joy amidst the challenges of Parkinson's.