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This blog covers a wide range of topics at the intersection of music medicine and music physiology, mental health, neuroscience of music, music psychology, audiology, and hearing protection. The short posts aim to strengthen the mental and physical protective shield of musicians, help utilize music as a healing enchantment for the mind, promoting health, and simply entertain.

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Schemata in Musicians: Reflecting Psychological Patterns and Strengthening Self-Competence

By reflecting on and constructively working with these long-standing patterns in experience, communication, and action, we can not only enhance academic and career success but also improve quality of life and relationships—both professionally and personally. This article explores the most common psychological patterns (schemata) in musicians and how schema work can help identify and transform them.

Music Psychology

Dr. Teresa Wenhart

Aug 2911 min read

Mental Strength, Teamwork and Gender Health Gap in Women’s Football and Females in the Music Industry

The Women’s Football European Championship highlights the physical and mental strengths of female athletes and opens up broader discussions about gender-specific factors influencing performance. This article explores structural parallels between women’s football and females in the music industry, with a focus on mental resilience, teamwork, and collaboration. It also examines the underrepresentation of gender-specific health research, emphasizing the need for more tailored ap

Music Psychology

Dr. Teresa Wenhart

Jul 238 min read