We intuitively know that music makes us feel good, but what really happens in our brain? How can music, as shown by research in neuroscience, heal us at all ages and regardless of the pathologies?
Let’s ask ourselves why and how music benefits us so much. Intuitively, music calms us, comforts us, brings us together. It connects us and touches us, but to what extent?
What actually happens in our brain when we listen to music? And why is it good for physical and mental health, at all ages and for many pathologies as the most recent research in neuroscience shows: music can heal us!
With Isabelle Peretz, a researcher in music neurocognition at the University of Montreal. Founder of the International Laboratory for Research on the Brain, Music, and Sound (BRAMS) for her work Healing with Music (Odile Jacob).
Music Care – Home: It is currently the only system, in France and internationally, using structured musical compositions for pain and anxiety management, with results supported by solid scientific data and ongoing enrichment.
Music played in the program
Bob Marley and the Wailers – Trenchtown Rock
Enya – Only Time
Tinariwen – Amidinim Ehaf Solan
