Individuals

Music is all around us, coming through our headphones as we work on our latest project,  on the car stereo as we drive home from the office, and throughout our homes, as we cook dinner for our families. 

It’s no secret; music makes our good days better, and it carries us through the bad days. Music offers an opportunity for so much more, a metamorphosis in the lives of people facing serious challenges that impact their lives – feelings like grief, guilt, sorrow and conditions like PTSD, anxiety and depression.

There’s a significant difference between listening and hearing. Hearing is a passive act; when we listen, we’re engaged, actively processing what’s in our ears and looking to find meaning in sound. Think about your favorite song and what it evokes. Joy. Reflection. Excitement. And, yes, sometimes even anger and sadness. 

Musimorphic programs help individuals use their favorite music as a tool for self-care, opening the door to a deeper understanding of how the music we love can actually have tangible, positive effects on all aspects of our lives – our individual health, our relationships with others, and even our performance at work.