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Integrative Health through Music Therapy: Evidence-Based Practices Suzanne B. Hanser

Integrative Health through Music Therapy: Evidence-Based Practices Suzanne B. Hanser. The Journey from Illness…. …to Wellness. The Way to Comfort. Oncology.

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Integrative Health through Music Therapy: Evidence-Based Practices Suzanne B. Hanser

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  1. Integrative Health throughMusic Therapy: Evidence-Based Practices Suzanne B. Hanser

  2. The Journey from Illness…

  3. …to Wellness

  4. The Way to Comfort

  5. Oncology • Hanser, S.B., Bauer-Wu, S., Kubicek, L., Healey, M., Manola, J., Hernandez, M., & Bunnell, C. (2006). Effects of a music therapy intervention on quality of life and distress in women with metastatic breast cancer. Journal of the Society for Integrative Oncology, 5(1), 14-23. • Hanser, S.B. (2006). Music therapy research in adult oncology. Journal of the Society for Integrative Oncology.4(2), 62-66.

  6. WCVB broadcast with Rhonda Mann

  7. The Way to the Musical Self

  8. Brad’s Music

  9. The Way to Cope with Pain Suffering is optional

  10. Evaluative Cognitive Affective Motivation Sensory Discriminative Neuromatrix Theory of Pain

  11. Music bombards the senses Images Memories Associations Mood change Rhythm Entrainment

  12. Pain Outcomes • 51 studies • 3663 subjects. •  opioid analgesic requirements • 70% more likely to report pain relief •  morphine 2 hrs post-surgery Cepeda, M.S., Carr, D., Lau, J., & Alvarez, H. Music for pain relief. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2013, Issue 10. Art. No.: CD004843.

  13. More Pain Outcomes • Lee, 2016 – 97 studies •  pain • pain scales, distress, anesthetics, opioid •  SBP, DBP, respiration

  14. “I Will Get Up” Case 1 • 43-year-old female • Dx Sickle Cell Crisis • Chronic Pain Pain management Stress reduction Social support and self-expression Music-facilitated coping strategies Procedural support

  15. I live my life as if I only had today I keep strong when life throws Hardships my way No fear no pain can keep me down I will get up when life wants to push me down I live my life with God and love on my side Laughter of children bringing Joy to my heart No fear, No pain can keep me down I will get up when life wants to push me down I live my life with all the courage that I need A castle in the clouds gives me Some peace No fear, No pain can keep me down I will get up when life wants to push me down No fear, No pain can keep me down I will get up when life wants to push me down I WILL GET UP

  16. Pain Management

  17. The Way To Peace

  18. “The Music Within the Noise” Case 2 • 46-year-old male • Thrombosis • Lymphodema • Pain • Dx workup Pain management Coping with hospitalization Self-expression Finding meaning

  19. My life right now Is pretty much on hold My time is spent Waiting to heal I feel stuck on an island Watching others sail by Their lives moving forward While mine is still standing by TRYING TO FIND THE MUSIC WITHIN THE NOISE THE EYE WITHIN THE STORM A CALM INSIDE THE TENSION THE PEACE INSIDE THE WAR What used to be easy Is a struggle now Everyday tasks a real challenge Finding the focus is often elusive Everyday getting harder to manage “The Music Within the Noise”

  20. Quality of Life Spirituality Neurophysiology Psycho-social needs Comfort/Pain

  21. The Way to Awaken

  22. German Center for Extended Care - Aiko Onuma

  23. Music Therapy w/ Depressed Older Adults • Older adults dx mild-moderate depressive disorder (N=30) • Randomized controlled trial – 3 conditions • Eight music listening techniques • Hanser, S.B., & Thompson, L.W. (1994). Effects of a music therapy strategy on depressed older adults. Journal of Gerontology, 49(6), P265-P269.

  24. Outcomes • Statistically significant differences between music & controls (p<.05) - depression, distress, self-esteem + mood • Clinically significant changes in music groups • Maintenance of gains over 9-month follow-up

  25. Massachusetts General Hospital

  26. “Music’s the cordial of a troubled breast,The softest remedy that grief can find;The gentle spell that charms our care to restAnd calms the ruffled passions of the mind.Music does all our joys refine,And gives the relish to our wine.”- John Oldham

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