Music Therapy Session with Various Elements for Clinical Effects and Comfortable Mood

Yoshioka, Akiyo; Nishikiori, Yu; Bando, Hiroshi

doi:10.52588/biomedscij.1.10

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“…Music has beneficial power to human beings physically and psychologically [2]. Authors and colleagues have managed various IM activities in the Shikoku Division of Integrative Medicine Japan (IMJ) and developed music therapy (MT) for years [3,4]. Several recent topics concerning MT, piano-playing, brain mechanism, and neuroimaging will be described in this article [5].…”

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Fundamental Sensory and Motor Neural Control in the Brain for the Musical Performance

Bando

Yoshioka

Nishikiori

2022

J Health Care and Research

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Music has beneficial power physically and psychologically. Among Integrative Medicine (IM), music therapy (MT) has been useful, and authors have continued research for IM, MT, and piano-playing. Most pianists do not consider the movement of their fingers, because the memorized process is transformed into automatic action. The function may involve the neural signals from the superior parietal lobule to the primary motor area and dorsal premotor cortex, which is called the sensory-motor transformations. The supplementary motor area (SMA) in the frontal lobe seems to be involved in the function of beat-based timing, expression, and activity of musical behavior.

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Fundamental Sensory and Motor Neural Control in the Brain for the Musical Performance

Bando

Yoshioka

Nishikiori

2022

J Health Care and Research

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Psychologically comfortable seasonal images for the project on the art in hospitals

Tanaka¹,

Saijo²,

Bando³

2020

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Historically speaking, hospitals had grown out of hostels, where pilgrims, old and sick people were treated. During the Middle Ages in Europe, the art was indispensable factor of the hospitals. Art in hospitals (hospital art) has been recently known and recognized as beneficial method. Authors performed the art in hospitals in the rehabilitation hospital, which was completed by using various colorful masking tape. The composition consisted of 4 artworks for four seasons on the wall of the corridor. Many patients are trained walking with always looking them every day. Art in hospitals may be called as art and health, and it has a power to make patients bring out positive attitude and energy. Its further development would be expected.

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Art Therapy with Interactive Viewing Will Bring Empathy Leading to Health and Care

Bando

Yoshioka²,

Nishikiori

2020

ICP

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Integrative medicine (IM) has attracted worldwide attention in recent years. From the perspective of art therapy, there will be some changes in art in hospitals, medicine, medical practice and medical education. Authors have developed art in hospitals using masking tapes. Originally, hospitals and museums have a lot in common. There is professional in the museum, a curator which is from the Latin word curare, meaning care. Through interactive viewing, natural empathy would be obtained for the feelings and thinking of other people. Empathy would be a high-level "caring" in the clinical setting associated with stable logic and objectivity

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Music Therapy Session with Various Elements for Clinical Effects and Comfortable Mood

Cited by 4 publications

References 15 publications

Fundamental Sensory and Motor Neural Control in the Brain for the Musical Performance

Fundamental Sensory and Motor Neural Control in the Brain for the Musical Performance

Psychologically comfortable seasonal images for the project on the art in hospitals

Art Therapy with Interactive Viewing Will Bring Empathy Leading to Health and Care

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