I would love to try this. One of the hardest parts of therapy is figuring out exactly how I feel and why. Mostly I 'just feel like crap' or 'sad' etc. and I couldn't tell ya why.
I think you are on to something of value and importance, I tried to end my life unsuccessful like most things in my life, I play music to release what I feel inside, one of the first songs I listened to that hit home for me is by Jack Johnson it is called all at once, I learned the song and play it almost every day, Like you said it is a lot of minor chords and the lyrics explain how I feel most days. I think you should learn this song for people that have tried to commit suicide.
I am a guitar teacher and found this video very insightful and helpful! And I kept thinking of how David played he harp for King Saul and it calmed him - I think music does have a power to calm us and sooth our soul
I used to be very depressed for years then i started to pickup girls and have a lot of sex then all depression went away. Now even in hard times i can find peace when i know i will have some sort of sex activity soon. Cool huh?
I just partially listened to your advise. I like it just fine, but I'm interested in just a "back"sound of music to inspire an adolescent (M) to able to "talk his problem out " He's a foster child and now that he's 14 years old (last month) he suddenly has got to be rebellious . I say back sound which will accompany my counselling already written-up. He likes the drums, also natural sounds which I've already introduced and he was pleased, but "no talking "thanks
Im depressed cuz my mom circumsized me an now i cant find a lady to love me and my scar. An my lonely heart dies of sadness, do you have a song to make me feel better?
I used to be very depressed and I have social anxiety. I am a Christian but contrary to what some beleive that doesn't fix things. It's not supposed to. However I love music and I believe that music can help people deal with a lot of problems.. I broke up with a gire once and became obseesed with "the autumn leaves" but I will love her always even though I will no longer emotionally connect
I actually hope you'll consider doing another video or two on this. I can really relate to the subject and would love to know more. Music has always been a crutch for me throughout my life, but I've noticed that within the past year or so I have a hard time being attached to anything at all in particular. It's almost like I've lost interest, which is not at all like me - I've always loved music, especially when times are hard. I believe it's my depression/mental health that's caused this change.
This is so awesome. I never knew musical therapy existed. I found myself in the hospital the way you described and would have loved to have you come see me. Your understanding of mental illness is very encouraging.
Respond to this video... I wish people with nothing but ignorant comments would stay away. Mental health is on the rise in a big way and music therapy is just one of many ways to help people. Thank you for posting this video.
@htltka For many people music instills a great deal of emotion. It may not be something you understand. But as you can see from the other comments there are many people who do. Go troll somewhere else.
@smilehimself I have never been called a troll before , My thoughts came from the heart and having imagined myself in the situation that was described as being most helped by the type of music that was played , I personally felt that her ideas were based on a kind of justification for her theory, not on real world logic, You help the patient most by making them feel LOVED, anyhow sorry if I offended
@htltka Her ideas are actually based in scientific fact, not theory. Music therapy is an established profession that requires years of study and training. Calling it rubbish is ridiculous. There's a huge amount of data that confirms that music therapy works.
I didn't know there was such a thing. This is interesting; an interesting way to try & write something too. If someone was laying in bed and just recovering from a failed suicide attempt, I'd play almost any Leonard Cohen song. that wd go along w/helping me heal. Also, Sister Morphine by the Rolling Stones wd start me feeling better right away. Also, if you were hot and took off ur top, that wd be good too.
i experience bouts of depression from time to time... i use upbeat music to elevate my mood... it takes no more than 15-20 minutes at most... this was an excellent video, thank you for sharing this with us...
@tranquil87 Yeah, I think she should do Pinball WIzard. Seriously, music therapy is a great idea, but goodness, you've got to personalize the experience and make sure the therapee (channeling Rowan & Martin) is comfortable with the style being presented. If I was recovering from an illness, and someone played what she is playing, a dreadful Dm Am chord progression, I would throw the guitar out the window. Or maybe pick it up and "play a song and make it snappy."
@tranquil87ok that's not the point. she's telling you that a music therapist would figure out your music preferences first, which she can't do for you as an anonymous internet audience. she's chosen a reasonable song and is making the point that after a music therapist figures out what kind of music a client likes (which is fine if it's not this song) the music therapist will engage the listener more by listening to their reactions, getting them to fill in lyrics, playing an instrument, etc.
@tranquil87 There are various reasons to choose a song. Often a music therapist works to the preference of the patient (which is what she said in the video). Since you're not her patient, you won't necessarily have that preference. A blues fan tends to prefer simpler music that revolves around only a few chords.
This reminds me of the healing modality known as art-therapy. It works by having patients draw scenarios of their trauma. Evidently, trauma gets encoded in the right-side of the brain (for right-handed people). The right brain is creative and somewhat irrational. But through drawing, the trauma gets lifted from the right-side, and can be processed by the logical left-side (again for righties) and then be properly indexed in the emotions and intellect in a rational way.
Thanks for the video...I am very interested in this...Music can change your mood in a very short while, from good to bad, or vise-versa. I am studying to be a counselor and would think that incorporating this therapy into any therapy could be quite beneficial...
I would love to try this. One of the hardest parts of therapy is figuring out exactly how I feel and why. Mostly I 'just feel like crap' or 'sad' etc. and I couldn't tell ya why.
misslilkev2 2 months ago
I think you are on to something of value and importance, I tried to end my life unsuccessful like most things in my life, I play music to release what I feel inside, one of the first songs I listened to that hit home for me is by Jack Johnson it is called all at once, I learned the song and play it almost every day, Like you said it is a lot of minor chords and the lyrics explain how I feel most days. I think you should learn this song for people that have tried to commit suicide.
danescott1962 4 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Stress
With my depression none of the music I like to listen too is not satisfying to me any more
MASR4 6 months ago
Thank you for uploading this.. This is what I want to do in life- Help people through sadness with music..<3
HelloLithium 6 months ago
I am a guitar teacher and found this video very insightful and helpful! And I kept thinking of how David played he harp for King Saul and it calmed him - I think music does have a power to calm us and sooth our soul
rhino1234567899 8 months ago
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15 people are stress while watching this video.. :D
chayser378 8 months ago
15 people are stress while watching this video.. :D
chayser378 8 months ago
music heals
sevenender 8 months ago
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austin texas - how many crazy people are living there??
paxonPL 8 months ago
@Themexicanguanorat LOL
DemonicSymphonic 8 months ago
A simple foundation with a colorful voice. Nice alchemy.
FieldsofYaru 9 months ago 2
I used to be very depressed for years then i started to pickup girls and have a lot of sex then all depression went away. Now even in hard times i can find peace when i know i will have some sort of sex activity soon. Cool huh?
mjshikeli 9 months ago
@mjshikeli i will pray for you my friend....after we leave this body where will you go?
sacredtouch56 5 months ago
I just partially listened to your advise. I like it just fine, but I'm interested in just a "back"sound of music to inspire an adolescent (M) to able to "talk his problem out " He's a foster child and now that he's 14 years old (last month) he suddenly has got to be rebellious . I say back sound which will accompany my counselling already written-up. He likes the drums, also natural sounds which I've already introduced and he was pleased, but "no talking "thanks
thkem23onijSb 9 months ago
Ignore these stupid comments. I think what you do is quite remarkable. Not everyone will like you but it doesn't matter. Keep doing what your doing.
Vigatos 9 months ago 4
Im depressed cuz my mom circumsized me an now i cant find a lady to love me and my scar. An my lonely heart dies of sadness, do you have a song to make me feel better?
plazmafeld 9 months ago
I used to be very depressed and I have social anxiety. I am a Christian but contrary to what some beleive that doesn't fix things. It's not supposed to. However I love music and I believe that music can help people deal with a lot of problems.. I broke up with a gire once and became obseesed with "the autumn leaves" but I will love her always even though I will no longer emotionally connect
MrWelsluth 9 months ago
this was really good
xSHARK11x 9 months ago 2
Good Idea.
DietHobby 9 months ago
when she sings, she doesn't look professional anymore. she looks like a hippy.(:
xxoogossipgirl 9 months ago
Guantanamo Bay could use this Lady.
jennyomalley 9 months ago
...some voice!
JonDoggett 9 months ago
lady your of shit
miketysonthegreat 9 months ago
sing some diamanda galas
heratus007 9 months ago
Quote - Faithless "It's in minor keys, solutions and remedies. This is my church. This is where I heal my hurts."
GBiv78 9 months ago
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UncleJesse1 9 months ago
I actually hope you'll consider doing another video or two on this. I can really relate to the subject and would love to know more. Music has always been a crutch for me throughout my life, but I've noticed that within the past year or so I have a hard time being attached to anything at all in particular. It's almost like I've lost interest, which is not at all like me - I've always loved music, especially when times are hard. I believe it's my depression/mental health that's caused this change.
breakingthisdown 9 months ago
lol therapist?
Mabbao 9 months ago
This is so awesome. I never knew musical therapy existed. I found myself in the hospital the way you described and would have loved to have you come see me. Your understanding of mental illness is very encouraging.
MasterLulzington 9 months ago
i think i would need a ful orchestra, if i was ever to need musical therapy
vanidar21 9 months ago
:/
jerseystitch 9 months ago
interesting
diginando 9 months ago in playlist Tonight
this was one of the best SNL skits from the past few years... oh wait... this is real? ;)
IanJudge 9 months ago
@IanJudge ignorant
ciapinetta 4 months ago
Respond to this video... I wish people with nothing but ignorant comments would stay away. Mental health is on the rise in a big way and music therapy is just one of many ways to help people. Thank you for posting this video.
ciapinetta 4 months ago
play something for the criminal minded in government please.
deracinated1 9 months ago
WOW - nice voice, that was so nice to hear,
Tomek0102 9 months ago
i enjoyed this
cowquack1 9 months ago
my best friend wants to be a music therapist
cowquack1 9 months ago
all due respect , i have never heard of so much crap, this form of therapy is upside down rubbish
htltka 9 months ago
@htltka For many people music instills a great deal of emotion. It may not be something you understand. But as you can see from the other comments there are many people who do. Go troll somewhere else.
smilehimself 9 months ago 10
@smilehimself I have never been called a troll before , My thoughts came from the heart and having imagined myself in the situation that was described as being most helped by the type of music that was played , I personally felt that her ideas were based on a kind of justification for her theory, not on real world logic, You help the patient most by making them feel LOVED, anyhow sorry if I offended
htltka 9 months ago
@htltka Her ideas are actually based in scientific fact, not theory. Music therapy is an established profession that requires years of study and training. Calling it rubbish is ridiculous. There's a huge amount of data that confirms that music therapy works.
SilverIlly 2 months ago
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@htltka it actually works
cowquack1 9 months ago
I didn't know there was such a thing. This is interesting; an interesting way to try & write something too. If someone was laying in bed and just recovering from a failed suicide attempt, I'd play almost any Leonard Cohen song. that wd go along w/helping me heal. Also, Sister Morphine by the Rolling Stones wd start me feeling better right away. Also, if you were hot and took off ur top, that wd be good too.
blope332 9 months ago 2
smoke one
Greenfuzz138 9 months ago
Some therapists are just obnoxious. Therapists loooove money!
quartercherries 9 months ago
@quartercherries and some are really loving, kind, and help people. therapists looooove people!
lukuleles 9 months ago
I perfer BEER therapy, It makes me feel better.
goldsilverandiamonds 9 months ago 2
it's not about whether she's your favorite recording artist :) It's more about a backdrop for the depressed person to work with-
manicbuyer 9 months ago
but first it would be nice if you could sing;)
andrenj1970 9 months ago
Good job :).... constructive criticism: try about half the vibrato you used in this video and try to be a little more legato with it.
BellaLunaJessalynn 9 months ago
I am depressed because I can't play guitar as well as I would like.
What would you suggest?
Darkhorse21x 9 months ago
@Darkhorse21x how about practice? :p
BellaLunaJessalynn 9 months ago
@BellaLunaJessalynn
Ok. I think I will start with the Blue Oyster Cult Classic, Don't Fear The Reaper....
It's one of my favorites. x )
I am feeling better already.....Hey, this stuff really works.
Darkhorse21x 9 months ago
hm
MynZnusz 9 months ago
i experience bouts of depression from time to time... i use upbeat music to elevate my mood... it takes no more than 15-20 minutes at most... this was an excellent video, thank you for sharing this with us...
IChoseTheRedPill 9 months ago
I would probably want to kill myself if this lady came into my psyche room.
amigosax 9 months ago
No offense, but if I was depressed and suicidal the last thing I would want to hear is that song. It's way too simple and feels very superficial.
tranquil87 9 months ago 15
@tranquil87 Yeah, I think she should do Pinball WIzard. Seriously, music therapy is a great idea, but goodness, you've got to personalize the experience and make sure the therapee (channeling Rowan & Martin) is comfortable with the style being presented. If I was recovering from an illness, and someone played what she is playing, a dreadful Dm Am chord progression, I would throw the guitar out the window. Or maybe pick it up and "play a song and make it snappy."
alachabre 9 months ago
@tranquil87 hahaha,thats gas,youre actually right!
lostlittlegurlygurl 9 months ago
@tranquil87 I'm often depressed and a song I can relate to about feeling all alone is nice.
brentpieczynski 9 months ago
@tranquil87 actually the technques sh is using is proven to be effective, just saying
imawesomethatsy 4 months ago
@tranquil87ok that's not the point. she's telling you that a music therapist would figure out your music preferences first, which she can't do for you as an anonymous internet audience. she's chosen a reasonable song and is making the point that after a music therapist figures out what kind of music a client likes (which is fine if it's not this song) the music therapist will engage the listener more by listening to their reactions, getting them to fill in lyrics, playing an instrument, etc.
SaintJenna 3 months ago 4
@tranquil87 There are various reasons to choose a song. Often a music therapist works to the preference of the patient (which is what she said in the video). Since you're not her patient, you won't necessarily have that preference. A blues fan tends to prefer simpler music that revolves around only a few chords.
SilverIlly 2 months ago
Excellent and very informative video! Peace, Love & Positive Vibes from a very Happy and Proud Subscriber!
♫ ♥ Ashwin Acharya
AshwinEAcharya 9 months ago
This reminds me of the healing modality known as art-therapy. It works by having patients draw scenarios of their trauma. Evidently, trauma gets encoded in the right-side of the brain (for right-handed people). The right brain is creative and somewhat irrational. But through drawing, the trauma gets lifted from the right-side, and can be processed by the logical left-side (again for righties) and then be properly indexed in the emotions and intellect in a rational way.
PrimalRhythm 9 months ago
I recommend using a western guitar for what you are doing.
Vinaysananda 9 months ago
i love this
alphaprocyonx 9 months ago
I think if I were a depressed person Spanish classical guitar would get me listening.
benvolio15 9 months ago
Nine inch nails fan here
BlueRhythm64 9 months ago
Cool. I Hope,
Learn Nothing Else Matters by Metallica. You will get you patient rocking.
loveguitars 9 months ago
@loveguitars I would personally prescribe Metallica's "Sanitarium" for depression. :P
StratMatt777 9 months ago
@StratMatt777 That will work !!!
loveguitars 9 months ago
Thanks for the video...I am very interested in this...Music can change your mood in a very short while, from good to bad, or vise-versa. I am studying to be a counselor and would think that incorporating this therapy into any therapy could be quite beneficial...
traceala1 4 months ago