Musical Emotions
from Anti Inflammatory Hosted by David Asselstine
Today's video is about the benefits of music in our lives. We've done something special for you as well. You deserve it! We've also attached a blog post describing how we receive and interpret sound to give you the full picture- so to speak. For the other half of our story check this out! https://aadaptfpm.com/?p=217 For Mental Health Perspectives: https://youtu.be/zEEYfx0ws_0 For references for the video just ask!
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