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Update on Exciting Research Using Sound Therapy
Update on Exciting Research Using Sound Therapy
Update on Exciting Research Using Sound Therapy
Wednesday 21st September 2011
Discover how Suzanne Jonas uses sound therapy to manage Parkinson's symptoms, featuring innovative programs and clinical study results.
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Get the buttons here!Harnessing Sound: Innovative Therapy for Parkinson's Relief
Please think of these programs as medicine that you're taking by ear with your headphones, and that means that sometimes you do have a change the first time you listen to it just like you would with medication
Imagine managing Parkinson's symptoms with the power of sound. In this intriguing episode of 'Pathways to Parkinson's Relief', sound therapist Suzanne Jonas shares her groundbreaking work in using sound therapy to improve the lives of those with Parkinson's disease. Suzanne, who has over 30 years of experience, introduces two new sound therapy programs that have shown significant results in clinical studies.
One program specifically targets Parkinson's patients, while the other offers a unique approach where music itself acts as the prescription. This innovative method is a world-first, thanks to Suzanne's collaboration with a renowned relaxation composer. Listeners will learn about the clinical study that demonstrated improvements in physical symptoms like tremors and rigidity through consistent use of sound therapy.
Suzanne also delves into the science behind using frequencies to address neurological issues, including a heart-shaped pouch for babies that emits soothing sounds. She emphasizes the importance of quality equipment and regular listening to maximize the benefits of these programs. While the cost might be higher than traditional medication, Suzanne believes the investment is worthwhile for those seeking relief from their symptoms. Tune in to discover how sound therapy could be a game-changer for managing Parkinson's disease.