What if healing emotion control is not about finding the right words but rather about finding the right reason. Imagine waking up every day feeling like you are drowning in emotions that you cannot escape from. Well, for me, this was my reality for many years until I was able to discover a way to take struggle and pain and turn it into something beautiful.Now, being a performing artist, drama teacher, creative, I've often been wondering and exploring ways to understand how creativity impacts our minds. So t ...

music. It's a gift of therapy to the body and beauty to the soul. [Music] That was a short segment of a lovely piece by Johan Sebastian Bach.Here's another song you're probably familiar with. [Music] That was Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star. These two pieces I just played have very different formats.One is woven into a beautiful harmonic tapestry and the other is a simple melodic line. But when learning either of these pieces, it all starts with figuring out how to play just one note at a time. I became fasci ...

[Applause] Do you feel it. That little shift in your body when you hear music. The way your shoulders drop, your heart steadies, and just for a second you forget where you are.That's the power of music. Hi, my name is Jven Outwall. I'm 18.I've been playing guitar since I was 12. But here's the thing. When I picked up my first guitar, I don't really know what changed my brain in any way.I don't know that it'll become my escape, my therapy, and all in honesty, my favorite form of self-expression. But today I ...

Health & Wellness Industry - Asthma & Music Therapy - Over 260 million people worldwide live with asthma, highlighting a significant global health challenge [2] - Singing, especially with proper breath control, can improve lung function, regulate breath, lift mood, reduce isolation, and build confidence, suggesting music therapy as a complementary treatment [7] - Scientific studies support the idea that singing can improve the quality of life for people with asthma, including children, teenagers, and adults, indicating measurable benefits [6][7] Personal Experience & Advocacy - The speaker shares a personal journey of overcoming severe asthma through singing, emphasizing its role in improving lung function and overall well-being [1][2][3][4][5] - The speaker, now a 15-year-old singer, aims to offer hope to others living with asthma through her performances and story [8][9] - The speaker wrote her first song "Breathless" three years ago, which reflects her journey and the power of music in overcoming breathing difficulties [12] Key Takeaway - Singing is presented not as a replacement for medical treatments like doctors or inhalers, but as a powerful complement that can heal the body and uplift the spirit [6][10]

Music & Healing - Danielle Riegel reimagines the harp as a bridge between worlds, suggesting music's potential beyond entertainment to include healing [1] - Her performances blend French impressionism, minimalism, Celtic folk, and ambient sound, aiming to invite stillness, deep listening, and emotional connection [1] Artist's Background & Career - Danielle Riegel is a classically trained harpist who began her musical journey at a young age, entering the Royal Conservatory's young talent program at twelve [1] - She has an extensive performance background, including national competitions, international study, and 15 years as principal harpist with The Hague Symphony Orchestra [1] - In her 30s, Danielle expanded her creative work through studies in yoga, movement, sound healing, and harp therapy, leading to a focus on the Celtic harp [1] Performance & Program - At TEDxPraça Gil Eanes, Danielle performed a program including pieces by Claude Debussy, Ludovico Einaudi, and Traditional St Kilda [1] - Her concerts are described as journeys that open the heart, awaken the senses, and reconnect the listener to inspiration and inner freedom [1]