what conditions benefit from music therapy and music psychotherapy? music therapy and music psychotherapy benefit people with the following issues/needs: Receptive/expressive language Attention span & memory Organizational skills Fine/gross motor skills Sensory integration/regulation Depression Stress Creativity Spontaneity Intimacy Communication Socialization Self-esteem Sense of community Hyperactivity Impulse control Frustration tolerance Expressive range/modulation Difficulties with relatives or co-workers

The lyre, an ancient Greek harp, dates back to 7th century BCE and was believed to represent the underlying harmony of the universe, capable of enchanting and calming all beings.