Music Therapy Techniques

noun the action or skill of playing a drum or drums

verb present participle of the verb 'drum', which means to play a drum or drums

• The skilled musician showcased his drumming technique during the classical concert.
• She's been drumming on the table all day, driving me crazy.
• The drummer was absolutely killing it with his sick drumming skills.
• The rain on the roof sounded like a drummer drumming a steady beat.

noun a quiet, gentle song sung to send a child to sleep

• The mother sang a soothing lullaby to her baby before putting him to sleep.
• I always play a lullaby on my phone to help me relax and fall asleep.
• My grandma used to hum a lullaby to help me doze off when I was a kid.
• The gentle sound of the waves crashing against the shore was like a lullaby to her troubled mind.

noun A person who uses music as a form of therapy to help individuals improve their physical, emotional, cognitive, and social well-being.

• The music therapist utilized various techniques to help patients improve their emotional and cognitive well-being.
• My friend's mom is a music therapist and she helps people relax and de-stress through music.
• Dude, did you know that music therapists can actually help you chill out and feel better?
• In a way, a music therapist is like a healer of the soul, using music as their medicine.