Indications
Anxiety & Depression
We have developed a personalized and
standardized non-pharmacological method for the
effective treatment of anxiety & depression.
Medically proven to reduce anxiety & depression by up to 53%.
The use of psychotropic drugs to treat
anxiety and depression is a major public
health problem. Using these drugs is not
without risk. Nervous system disorders
such as drowsiness, coma, convulsions
and amnesia are known side effects. Next
on the list are psychiatric disorders
which mainly take the form of confusion,
particularly in the elderly.
Controlled clinical studies have shown
that MUSIC CARE© significantly reduces
anxiety and depression in various
indications such as oncology,
rheumatology, neurology, chronic pain.
During a randomized controlled study of
patients receiving MUSIC CARE© twice a
day, around 50% of these patients
reported they were no longer taking
anxiolytic and antidepressant
medications, compared to 25% in the
control group.
Guétin S, Kong A Siou D, Guldner E,
et al. The effects of music
intervention in the management of
chronic pain: a single-blind,
randomized, controlled trial.
Clinical Journal of Pain 2012
The Music Care Protocol
The app can assess pain levels, adjust the duration of the session, treat pain and evaluate its effectiveness.
MUSIC CARE© is implemented by professionally trained medical personnel.
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Step 1Patient is in a calm environment. -
Step 2Questionnaire on musical preferences. -
Step 3Assessment of pain levels. -
Step 4MUSIC CARE© treatment. -
Step 5Post-treatment assessment and reactions.
Dosage
The 'U Sequence' recommended by MUSIC CARE©
to treat anxiety lasts 20-30 minutes per
session, unless otherwise specified by a
licensed medical professional.
Frequency
At least two sessions of the treatment
should be completed every day for 60 days
for it to be effective.
Scientific Publications
The effectiveness of MUSIC CARE© has
been demonstrated by controlled and
randomized clinical studies performed
since 1999. The validated results have
been published in highly respected
medical journals.
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Anxiety & Depression StudiesDepartmentReference
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Individualizing musical tempo to spontaneous rates maximizes music-induced hypoalgesiaPain Center
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Music interferes with expectation-induced pain modulation: a controlled cross-over experimental studyPain Center
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A musical intervention for respiratory comfort during noninvasive ventilation in the ICU : a controlled, randomized trialICU
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Impact of Music on Oncology Hospital Staff’s Well-beingOncologie
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Effects of a standardized musical intervention on the management of pain and anxiety-state of sickle-cell adolescentsPediatrics
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Effectiveness of a music intervention on pruritus: an open randomized prospective study.Dermatology
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Effect of music therapy on anxiety and depression in patients with Alzheimer's type dementia: a controlled, randomized trialNeurology
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Interest of music therapy sessions vs physiotherapy sessions by radar in pain patients treated in functional rehabilitation and rheumatology: a controlled, randomized trialRheumatology
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Musical intervention reduces anxiety-related hypertensive events during cataract surgery: a randomized controlled trialOphthalmology
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Effect of a musical intervention on tolerance and efficacy of non-invasive ventilation in the ICU: study protocol for a randomized controlled trialICU
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A patient-controlled, smartphone-based music intervention to reduce pain—A multi-center observational study of patients with chronic painPain Center
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Effects of musicotherapy on chronic rheumatoid back pain: Preliminary study of 40 patientsRheumatology
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Effects of music therapy on chronic pain of fibromyalgic patients in thermal station: a feasibility studyRheumatology
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Effects of music therapy on the chronic pain experienced by patients undergoing spa therapy: A multicentre study (n = 1151)Rheumatology
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The effect of music therapy on mood and anxiety-depression: an observational study in institutionalised patients with traumatic brain injury.Rehabilitation
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Usefulness of music therapy among patients hospitalized in convalescent and rehabilitation units for the elderly: a feasibility studyRehabilitation
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Smartphone-based Music listening to reduce pain and anxiety before coronarography: A focus on sex differences: a feasibility studyPain center
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Effects of music therapy on pain and anxiety in treating cancer patients: a feasibility studyOncologie
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Evaluation of music therapy on stress and burnout in caregivers: a feasibility studyOccupational
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Personalized receptive music therapy in a protocol of painful gestures in obstetrics: amniocentesis: a feasibility pilot studyObstetrics
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Assessment and standardisation of a new music therapy technique in the management of pain: The “U-based” system: a literature reviewNeurology
Patients are relieved both in terms of physical pain and psychological.
MUSIC CARE© is welcomed by its patients &
care givers. The majority of the patients
receiving the treatment requested for at home
treatment for pain management.
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MUSIC CARE© is used to treat pain in the
following medical fields:
