Features of Healing Sound Music Therapy Center

In-depth Diagnosis by Specialized Doctors

Healing Sound Center is distinguished by offering a comprehensive and in-depth diagnosis in cooperation with specialized psychiatrists, including child psychiatrists and neurologists. The team, consisting of a psychiatrist, a music therapist, an occupational therapist, and a physical therapist, works on assessing and diagnosing psychological, neurological, and motor conditions precisely, enabling the provision of a customized treatment plan according to the needs of each case.

continuous and simultaneous assessment:

The center is keen to provide continuous and concurrent assessment with music therapy. This continuous assessment helps in monitoring the progress of the treatment for individual developments and needs, which enhances the effectiveness of the treatment and adjusts it according to music and provides better results.

Neurological Analysis of Music:

  1. Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI):
    Studying the impact of music on neural activity in specific brain areas.
  2. Electroencephalography (EEG):
    Monitoring the electrical patterns in the brain to analyze the effect of music on attention, concentration, and emotional state.
  3. Positron Emission Tomography (PET):
    Measuring changes in blood flow and brain activity while listening to music, helping to determine how it affects neural and chemical interactions in the brain.

Biological Analysis of Sounds:

  1. Measuring Physiological Changes:
    Using devices to measure changes in heart rate and blood pressure to assess the body’s response to music.
  2. The Impact on Stress Hormones:
    Analyzing the effects of music on stress hormone levels like cortisol.

Specialized Sonic Therapy:

  1. Centric Acoustic Technology:
    Using techniques such as Focused Ultrasound to stimulate specific areas in the brain and assess their impacts on behavior and emotions.
  2. Deep Sonic Stimulation:
    Using low-frequency sound or acoustic waves to stimulate the neural response and psychological therapy.

Precision Sonic Stimulation:

  1. Targeted Sonic Stimulation:
    Using techniques to stimulate specific brain areas using certain sound frequencies to achieve targeted therapeutic effects.
  2. Directed Sonic Stimulation:
    Applying guided sound systems to improve auditory, motor, and cognitive skills based on scientific research.

Specialized Sonic Therapy:

  1. Centric Acoustic Technology:
    Using techniques such as Focused Ultrasound to stimulate specific parts of the brain and evaluate their impacts on behavior and emotions.
  2. Deep Sonic Stimulation:
    Using low-frequency sound or acoustic waves to stimulate the neural response and psychological therapy.

Rhythmic Analysis and Musical Programming:

  1. Rhythmic Programming:
    Using tools and programs to measure and modify musical rhythms and analyze their impact on body’s motor coordination and social interaction and stimulate neural responses.
  2. Temporal Analysis of Interaction:
    Measuring interactions with the rhythm and music to study their effects on motor coordination skills and memory.
  3. Adaptive Rhythm Technology:
    Adjusting rhythms to fit individual needs, such as using timing devices to enhance motor interaction.

Dynamic Assessment and Adjustment of Therapy:

Graphical Analysis of Musical Interaction:
Applying data analysis techniques to track and evaluate the impact of music on the psychological and neurological development.

Music Instrument Therapy with Motor Stimulation:

Using musical tools that can be adjusted to match a child’s motor abilities and stimulate motor coordination.
Interactive Musical Instruments:
Using sensor-dependent musical instruments to induce precise motor reactions and develop motor skills.

Directed Sonic Therapy:

  1. Adaptive Sound Waves:
    Using techniques to adjust sound wave frequencies and analyze their impact on the emotional and neurological state.
  2. Focused Sound Effects:
    Directing focused sound effects to stimulate specific areas of the brain and enhance specific functions.

Digital Music Therapy:

  1. Therapeutic Applications:
    Using specially designed music applications for interactive and personalized therapeutic sessions.
  2. Graphical Analysis of Music:
    Using tools to analyze data interaction with music and provide data-based recommendations to improve therapy.

Therapeutic Musical Stories:

  1. Interactive Musical Stories:
    Integrating music with interactive stories to stimulate emotional interaction and enhance communication skills.
  2. Emotional Analysis of Musical Stories:
    Studying the impact of musical stories on emotions and behavior using scientific analytical techniques.