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Music Therapy and Body-Based Consciousness
Using what works to foster healthy brain adaptations, explore new awareness, feel whole and connected.
Created bySteven Inganamort
Last updated 3/2020
English
What you'll learn
- How music therapy techniques are used to increase body-based consciousness and awareness.
- We will explore why body consciousness is so effective, and what this entails.
- How these approaches are humanistic, and the philosophical perspective.
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Course content
4 sections • 5 lectures • 3h 4m total length
Requirements
- Basic knowledge and understanding of what music therapy is.
Description
Interoception is the act of feeling and experiencing the body from within. When activated with music, interoceptive processes become enhanced, amplified, and more meaningful. We will look at why this process is so valuable, how it may work, and what techniques can drive vital body-based consciousness.
Topics will include:
The efficacy of interoception/body-based consciousness in trauma work.
The use of music and imagery to enhance experiences.
The importance of vibroacoustic stimulation.
The use of entrainment.
Biofeedback practices.
This course is suitable for mental health practitioners, all types of therapists, those interested in music therapy, counselors, social workers, healers, parents, teachers.
Who this course is for:
- Mental Health Professionals
- Health practitioners
- Therapists