Tag: psychology

• Ep. 137: What makes a lullaby a lullaby, and what difference does it make? with Laurel Trainor, PhD

  

  Our very first social interactions are musical, and the singing of lullabies to babies is universal across cultures. We discuss the common elements of lullabies, benefits of live-sung lullabies to both baby and caregiver, and just how long those benefits extend. Bonus: We answer the age-old mystery of why the most enduring lullabies have such dark lyrics (think rock-a-bye baby)!

  EducationCommunity, Podcast: Enhance Life with Music, ScienceHealth

  attachment, babies, baby, behaviour, crosscultural, development, infanttoddler, lullabies, Lullaby, music, neuroscience, psychology, research, science, socialemotional, soothing

• Ep. 103: Is there a dark side to the power of music? With Brea Murakami, MM, MT-BC

  

  If music is so powerful, can it also cause harm? We discuss music-induced harm (MIH – yes, it’s a thing!) with music therapist, psychologist, and researcher Brea Murakami.

  Podcast: Enhance Life with Music, ScienceHealth

  Adverse, anxiety, music, power, psychology, reaction, rehabilitation, science, therapy