Music therapy is shown to be effective in treating amnesia, stroke, dementia, and heart disease.
Now, it may be a new way of helping the invisible injuries suffered during war.
"Music rebuilds damaged neural connections and aids the release of dopamine to help service members who suffer from traumatic brain injury and PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder). By significantly improving patient outcome and survival rates, music and other creative arts have become increasingly popular in recent years for the treatment of combat-related psychological injuries. Experts have also backed the power of rhythm in treating people with attention disorders."
Source: the good news network
