Posts Tagged ‘therapy’
Can Meditation Make Your Heart Healthier?

One of those recommendations may be taking up the practice of meditation. But unlike a pill or a surgical intervention, doctors can’t actually explain the mechanics of how mediation helps to lower blood pressure or regulate one’s heart beat. Read more here…
Healing power of music lifting the spirits of Tri-State cancer patients
Experts say music therapy can enhance quality of life. It can serve as a “mega vitamin” for the brain, and influence and improve motor function. Music makes your spirit come to the surface and be prepared to be healed,” said Tew. “There is a great need for healing in the Barrett Cancer Center. Read more here…
The Side Effects of Meditation

In meditation, you let go of physical, emotional and mental activity and experience a deep, natural state of restfulness. As you relax, you release subtle layers of tension that you may have been holding for your whole life. You may feel the effects of that release in your everyday life. Read more here…
How and why music affects our mind
Music helps alleviate feelings of loneliness and stress especially in hospitals. It also affects their want for social interaction,” adds Poonam. Read more here…
Meditation can fight inflammatory disease on the genetic level

Initially, it was believed that meditation can only change behavioral patterns and enhance emotional stability, but it has now become clear that this is only the tip of the iceberg. In fact, mediation triggers very important genetic and physiological changes in the human body. Read more here…
Ancient form of Yoga used to cure Yuletide stress

Yoga nidra is a systematic, multistage set of relaxation techniques that help induce a deep, meditative state. It’s as old as yogis, but has gained both in popularity and credibility in recent years in the West as an effective way to relieve stress and anxiety. It is particularly useful during the holiday season, says instructor Lees Yunits. “when we are detangling the mesh of too much shopping, too many family issues, and too much sugar and alcohol.” Read more here…
Meditation and mindfulness bring health and balance

Mindfulness has reduced my reactivity to events,” Couliard said. “I can choose to act much more than before and not get caught by emotions. It has been very helpful for me. When strong emotions arise, I can observe them, but choose a different course. I want to give this to the students. It’s a treat to meditate. Read more here…
Music can heal cancer, says psychiatrist
Music can also help patients who have difficulties in speech after having suffered strokes, he said, adding: “Music can also help unlock memories”. Giving the example of German composer Ludwig van Beethoven, Kogan said the master pianist, despite suffering from deafness at a very young age, managed to create some of his best pieces because of the healing power of music. Read more here…
How and why music affects our mind
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Music helps alleviate feelings of loneliness and stress especially in hospitals. It also affects their want for social interaction,” adds Poonam. Music has healing properties and helps greatly in balancing the hormones thereby enhancing the mood. It helps in lowering blood pressure, boosting immunity and also eases muscle tension. Read more here…
Meditation May Change the Human Brain

An international collaboration of investigators recently proposed an interesting notion – that meditation, as a practice, may contribute to specific molecular changes in the human brain. The research group included scientists from the University of Wisconsin–Madison (UWM). Read more here…