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8th Edition of International Conference on

Traditional Medicine, Ethnomedicine and Natural Therapies

June 05-07, 2025 | Rome, Italy

Active Musical Encounters

Active Musical Encounters

Traditional medicine has long been used to enhance physical and psychological wellbeing. This is especially true for certain cultures which put a strong emphasis on musical encounters as part of their holistic approach to health. Active musical encounters are an ideal example of how music can be used to heal physical and mental ailments. Active musical encounters involve an individual's participation in an activity that is musically structured in some way. This could involve singing, playing instruments, listening to or creating music together with others. These activities are thought to have both a spiritual and physical impact on the individual. They can help to align the body's energies, reduce stress, mitigate illnesses, and even help in the healing of wounds. In many cultures, music-making and other musical activities serve as a point of connection between individuals. This type of interconnection is believed to promote harmony and balance within the individual. Musicians can provide instrumental accompaniment or guidance during the activity, which helps to keep the participants in a focused and relaxed state. The understanding and exchange of musical concepts and rhythms have been reported to be beneficial for a variety of mental and physical health problems. Active musical encounters can also be seen to be a form of psychosocial therapy. This type of therapy aims to create bonds between individuals through new and creative ways of expression. According to some studies, these bonds can result in enhanced communication and a stronger sense of self-image. Participants of active musical encounters have been known to experience improved emotional well-being as a result of these connected interactions. Active musical encounters have been used for centuries, even in the presence of established health systems. In cultures where traditional medicine has deep roots, such as those found in Africa and Native American tribes, musical encounters are seen as a critical part of healing. It is believed that these activities can help to restore balance within the community and between the individual and nature. They offer a way to emotionally and spiritually connect to others and deepen one’s appreciation of the music and stories that are associated with traditional medical practices. Overall, active musical encounters can offer great physical and psychological benefits and can act as an alternative form of therapy. They create meaningful connections between individuals which can help promote mental wellbeing. These types of activities also offer the opportunity to learn more about traditional music and deepen an appreciation of one's culture.

Committee Members
Speaker at Traditional Medicine, Ethnomedicine and Natural Therapies 2025 - Kenneth R Pelletier

Kenneth R Pelletier

University of California School of Medicine, United States
Speaker at Traditional Medicine, Ethnomedicine and Natural Therapies 2025 - Girish Momaya

Girish Momaya

Maharishi European Research University, Netherlands
Speaker at Traditional Medicine, Ethnomedicine and Natural Therapies 2025 - Brian Bowen

Brian Bowen

Dao Needle Therapy, United States
Traditional Medicine 2025 Speakers
Speaker at Traditional Medicine, Ethnomedicine and Natural Therapies 2025 - Bruno Renzi

Bruno Renzi

Maharishi College for perfect health International - Netherland, Italy
Speaker at Traditional Medicine, Ethnomedicine and Natural Therapies 2025 - Amadio Bianchi

Amadio Bianchi

European Yoga Federation, Italy
Speaker at Traditional Medicine, Ethnomedicine and Natural Therapies 2025 - Sunita Teckchand

Sunita Teckchand

The Holistic Alternatives FZ LLC, United Arab Emirates
Speaker at Traditional Medicine, Ethnomedicine and Natural Therapies 2025 - Pedro Pastor Ballesteros

Pedro Pastor Ballesteros

University of Alcalá, Spain

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