Music As Medicine

We are only beginning to understand the profound healing power of music. Recent scientific discoveries have transformed our understanding of how sound affects the brain, not only easing stress, but improving cognitive function, slowing the progression of neurodegenerative conditions such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, and even supporting the immune system.

In this illuminating book, a leading neuroscientist and acclaimed musician introduces a bold new approach to medicine, revealing how music can influence both mind and body in unexpected ways. From the role of rhythmic auditory stimulation in treating multiple sclerosis to the emotional resonance of songs that may help alleviate PTSD, Professor Daniel Levitin uncovers the science behind music as a powerful therapeutic tool.

Alongside cutting-edge research, he explores how we can all use music to soothe anxious thoughts, strengthen memory and support emotional healing. Both an engaging exploration of neuroscience and a celebration of humanity’s oldest art form, this book offers a hopeful and deeply human perspective on music’s remarkable potential to heal.

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How does it come?
paperback, 16 cm × 24 cm approx., 416 pages