A very good morning to all of you and uh my gratitude to all those who have been uh in the organizing team and having brought brought me here considering me here to speak about uh a topic which is more of a lifeline to me and even before I proceed I do not speak the UK English or the American English. I speak the Indian English which was taught to me when I was young. So, but I speak from my heart and in some places maybe I use my brain uh because uh the community that I work with typically the um neurodeiv ...

La terapia musicale è un potente strumento di trasformazione personale, in grado di stimolare il benessere interiore. Ma la capacità di ascoltare sé stessi non è mai scontata. Quella voce interiore, quella intuizione, quel sentimento spesso restano nascosti. E se fosse proprio nell’ignoto la chiave per cambiare la nostra vita? Con il suono unico dell’handpan e il ritmo del suo “piano B”, Bernadett Ditroi ci guida in un viaggio profondo di scoperta e consapevolezza. Bernadett è una musicista ungherese itiner ...

Music Therapy & Neurodiversity - Music serves as a powerful medium to connect with disadvantaged communities, especially neurodiverse individuals including those with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, and chromosomal abnormalities [2] - Music-based interventions are rooted in Indian classical music, leveraging its ancient wisdom [4][5] - Music stimulates multiple brain regions simultaneously, regardless of active or passive engagement [8] - Music is multi-sensory, engaging kinesthetic, auditory, visual, and tactile systems [12][13] - Individuals may have sensory sensitivities to elements of music like sound, pitch, or instruments [16] - Music perception involves sound, tone, emotion, and language [17][18] - Music can be broken down into elements to aid understanding for individuals with sensory sensitivities [15] Application & Benefits - Music therapy can help individuals discriminate between sound, music, and noise [20] - Music can be collaborated with disciplines of psychology and neuroscience [26] - Music can be used as a healing agent and a wholesome exercise to relieve stress [30] - Music therapy is about empathizing and gathering insight into someone else's mind to fix a problem [32][33]

What if music could do more than entertain—what if it could heal? From ancient folk melodies to minimalist music, Danielle Riegel reimagines the harp as a bridge between worlds. At TEDxPraça Gil Eanes, Danielle performed the following program: Claude Debussy – Danse Sacrée (arr. Alessandro Palazzani); Ludovico Einaudi – I Giorni and Traditional St. Kilda – Dùn (arr. Ailie Robertson). Let the sound of the harp transport you—from the salons of Belle Époque Paris to the wild shores of the Scottish Isles, and i ...