Music therapy is a psychotherapy method that uses music as the main method. Music therapists refer to mental health professionals who specialize in providing music therapy. The main contents of a music therapist include the following aspects:

Assessing the patient's condition: Before starting treatment, a music therapist needs to conduct a professional assessment of the patient. The purpose of assessment is to understand the patient's mental state, interpersonal relationships, behavioral performance, etc., to determine treatment directions and methods.

Develop a treatment plan: Based on the patient's specific condition and assessment results, the music therapist will develop a detailed treatment plan, including treatment time, frequency, methods and goals.

Music playing therapy: The music therapist will play some specific music in the treatment room, or play some instruments himself. Accompanied by music, patients can express their feelings and emotions through singing, dancing, etc., so that they can be comforted and relaxed.

Provide music behavioral impulse therapy: music therapists adjust patients’ behavior patterns through the rhythm, speed, timbre of music, and help patients control their emotions and behaviors.

Carry out music cognitive therapy: Music therapists will use music to stimulate the patient's brain cognitive ability, thereby promoting the patient's intellectual development and thinking ability.

In general, music therapists use music as a special medium to help patients adjust their emotions and emotions to achieve the purpose of reducing stress and relieving diseases.