Music Therapy Solutions in Future

Music therapy is used by a licensed physician, in which music is routinely used to achieve therapeutic goals or purposes. These goals or objectives may include self-awareness, social development, cognitive development and spiritual power. Therefore, music therapy helps in achieving physical, mental, communicative and social care. The future of music therapy is very promising because the level of efficiency achieved in the therapeutic use of music is high.

Music therapy helps a lot in the growth of people of different backgrounds and abilities. It is very useful as a treatment for children with special needs and promotes the development of communication, social physical, cognitive, and every day. In a hospital, music therapy is used to improve motor functions and neurological or relax patients, reduce pain and facilitate rehabilitation. Music therapy in a psychiatric facility used by patients to identify and resolve conflicts, improve their self-esteem, explore and express their feelings and practice to solve problems, make clear decisions or large, improve cooperation between the personal skills, increased motivation and decreased inappropriate behavior. It helps clients to improve geriatric physical function, social skills, and physical functioning in areas such as memory, reality, consciousness, etc.

Music therapy is the therapeutic use of music stimulus to achieve non-musical goals. Some of the long-term goals of music therapy are as follows:

physical targets
such as improving the performance of motor skills such as coordination, muscle control, hand-eye coordination, balance, movement, laterality and directionality. Increase the overall strength and endurance, improve the functioning of the eye, to reduce the sensitivity of the sense organs, relieve pain, to distract from the pain and discomfort, stimulation of natural painkillers in order to improve the response of the autonomic nervous system, stress reduction, to improve the identification of the body, improving the capabilities of physical language.

Objectives include improving cognitive learning skills like memory, impulse control, recognize learning, perception, improved communication, alertness, environmental awareness, integration experiences.

psychological objectives include emotional awareness, to express the behavior, mood, reduce stress, trauma, fear of illness, improved self-assessment and the environment, improved motivation, increased impulse control, frustration control of decision-making skills, problem-solving skills, supported by hope, to develop their personal information, by promoting acceptance, healing and forgiveness, to improve self-direction and independence to manage the promotion of emotional life, a sense of achievement and promote intellectual exploration.

Social objectives to meet needs such as building relationships, increasing social participation, peer interaction, eye contact, increasing the response to verbal and nonverbal, maintain and improve interpersonal skills and may improve the behavior of the group.