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• Music therapy for Alzheimer's disease
  == Music therapy for Alzheimer's disease == ...a therapeutic intervention that uses music to improve the quality of life for individuals with [[Alzheimer's disease]].
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• Music therapy for Alzheimer's disease
  == Music therapy for Alzheimer's disease == ...a therapeutic intervention that uses music to improve the quality of life for individuals with [[Alzheimer's disease]].
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• Musician
  ...ed to a person who plays a musical instrument, as well as those who create music in other ways. * [[Composer]]: A person who writes music, especially as a professional occupation.
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• Music therapy
  == Music therapy == ...ocial, sensory, and educational domains by using both active and receptive music experiences.
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• Marimba
  ...cally associated with medical terminology, but it has been used in [[music therapy]] to promote physical and mental healing. ...Music therapy is a clinical and evidence-based health profession in which music is used to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationshi
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• Benefits of Music for Alzheimer Patients
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• Jazz
  ...it is often used in the field of [[Music Therapy]] to refer to a genre of music that can be used as a therapeutic tool. ...The term has been adopted in the medical field to refer to the use of jazz music in therapeutic contexts.
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• Recreational Therapy
  |Term=Recreational Therapy ...develop skills for daily living. These activities include arts and crafts, music, spending time with animals, sports and drama. 
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• Dance Fever
  ...e a state of intense enthusiasm or excitement, particularly in relation to music or dancing. ...of the body in a rhythmic way, usually to music and within a given space, for the purpose of expressing an idea or emotion, releasing energy, or simply t
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• Reminiscence therapy
  == Reminiscence Therapy == ...al well-being. The therapy is often used for patients with [[dementia]] or for older adults who may benefit from recalling past events and experiences.
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• Art therapy
  == Art Therapy == '''Art Therapy''' (pronunciation: /ɑːrt θɛrəpi/), is a form of expressive therapy that uses the creative process of making art to improve a person's physical
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• Williams Syndrome
  ...striking verbal abilities, highly social personalities and an affinity for music. ...usic affinity]]: Many people with Williams Syndrome have a strong love for music, and may have musical talents.
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• Musical hallucinations
  ...shuhns) are a type of [[auditory hallucination]] where an individual hears music that is not actually present. This phenomenon is relatively rare and is mos ...erm "musical hallucinations" is derived from the Latin ''musica'' meaning "music" and the Greek ''hallucinari'' meaning "to wander in the mind".
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• Complex of Sultan Bayezid II
  ...iːjə/}}), which refers to a group of buildings constructed around a mosque for communal services. The name "Sultan Bayezid II" is in honor of the Ottoman ...s of a [[hospital]] integrated within a larger complex, serving as a model for future [[medical institutions]] in the Ottoman Empire. The complex included
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• Chant
  ...on of words or sounds, often used in therapeutic practices such as [[music therapy]] and [[mindfulness]]. In medicine, chanting is often used as a form of therapy, particularly in the fields of [[psychology]] and [[neurology]]. It is beli
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• Clown Care
  ...are program in which professional clowns provide therapeutic entertainment for patients, particularly children, in hospitals. The practice originated in t ...and makeup, and "care", which refers to the provision of what is necessary for the health, welfare, maintenance, and protection of someone or something.
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• Wilderness therapy
  == Wilderness Therapy == '''Wilderness therapy''' (pronunciation: /ˈwɪldərnɪs θɛrəpi/), also known as '''outdoor be
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• Amusia
  ...sing of [[pitch]] and [[rhythm]], impairing a person's ability to perceive music, and in some cases, speech. It can be congenital (present from birth) or ac ...difficulty recognizing musical tunes or notes, inability to keep time with music, and difficulty distinguishing between different musical pitches or rhythms
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• Singer
  ...alist]]: Another term for a singer, particularly in the context of popular music. * [[Voice therapy]]
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• Amabile
  ...ten used to describe a patient's demeanor or the nature of their symptoms. For example, a patient with an 'amabile' demeanor is generally cooperative and ...piece of music might be used to create a pleasant and calming environment for patients.
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• Musical ear syndrome
  ...iation: myoo-zi-kal eer sin-drohm'') is a condition where individuals hear music or sounds that are not externally present. It is often associated with [[ti The primary symptom of Musical Ear Syndrome is hearing music or sounds that are not externally present. These sounds can range from simp
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