The Whole Music Experience

I have suffered from post trauma. And in the past year, I have undergone therapy to create new neuropathways in my limbic brain. And I wondered how music could help in this regard. So I'm currently rounding up articles on this topic, starting with this article by the late Oliver Sacks.

Oliver Sacks Musicophilia Tales of Music and The Brain hardback: Alfred A. Knopf (2007) I spent a good part of the weekend reading about the effects of music on the brain compliments of Neurologist/Author Oliver Sacks' book, Musicophilia (Tales of the Music and The Brain). While I do not come from a science background myself, I have read in the past about music therapy for people with autism, Parkinson's, clinical depression and dementia. I have also read a little about the renowned hearing and speech specialist Alfred Tomatis as well as, Joshua Leeds work with psychoacoustics. Sacks book delves deeper into diseases, injuries and birth defects of the brain. In the synopsis for his book found on his website, the description of this book reads "how music heals and haunts us" or something to that effect. Sacks explores music hallucinations, brainworms, epilepsy and fear of music (because some types of music can bring on seizures and convulsions in list...