Self-therapy is our goal
Self-therapy is our goal and we activate our health with music. Our body and psyche send us messages in the form of disorders.
Do you want to relieve the pressure and integrate new skills in your everyday life?
Then, when you want to rest, you can give yourself an hour’s break while touching and listening to powerful, delicate instruments, healing sounds and useful vibrations. After this experience you will feel better.
Music therapy:
Music therapy is an interactive way to improve health and the quality of life. This way, daily stress is eliminated with helpful vibrations and different offers.
Balancing from A-Z.
- AD(H)S
- Allergies
- Fear
- Abdominal pain, bloating and constipation
- Leg heaviness, knee and foot pain
- Bladder and prostate problems
- blood pressure (irregular)
- Depressive mood
- Diarrhea
- Cold and bronchitis
- Exhaustion
- Bile and liver problems
- Sore throat
- Skin problems
- Weakened immune system
- Lack of concentration
- Headache
- Menstrual disorders
- Nervousness
- Kidney problems
- Earache
- Rheumatic complaints
- Back, neck, shoulder pain and lumbago
- Sleep disorders
- Dizziness
- Obesity
- Menopausal symptoms
- Toothache
How?
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Creating sounds & vibrations
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harmony of the mind, body and psyche
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vitality & well-being
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basic trust in creation & beauty
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Salutogenetic & NMT
Salutogenetic effects of music therapy on:
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Clear head
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Free breathing
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Beneficial digestion
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Flowing movements
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Relaxed sleep
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Stable immune system
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Stable stability
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Building vitality
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Harmonious relationships
Neurological music therapy for:
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Parkinson’s
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Stroke
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Aphasia
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Autism
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Hearing disorders, tinnitus
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Seniors
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Oncology (non-palliative level)
What will happen?
With this deep and exciting experience, your body will feel like an orchestra. You have the feeling as if you are floating in sound and vibrations in the silence, letting the mind fly and (again) finding your own way.
On the other hand, improvisation is a way of causing a strong activation of the Broca area (BA 44/45) and the Wernicke area (BA 22) – the two classic language areas in the brain.
When improvising, the activity of particular brain areas related to self-control and self-monitoring are shut down (e.g. the DLPFC). This state of ” giving up ” self-control when improvising can also help people to do things that are not yet possible outside of music therapy (e.g. lifting a paretic arm or singing a word for participants who had experienced strokes).
Individual therapy session
Duration: 30 min.
Price: 50 €
Appointment:
dialog@salam-riazy.com
* Music therapy works in conjunction with medical examinations and treatments, but do not replace them.
