Impact of music therapy on addicts
A study from Cambridge Institute showed that music therapy temporarily reduces craving for drugs and alcohol in addicts, with cravings decreasing from 1.75 to 0.88 on a scale from zero to 10 after therapy sessions. The study also recorded changes in activity in brain regions linked to emotions and motivations. However, the results are still preliminary due to a limited sample size, emphasizing the need for further research to determine the lasting impact of music on addiction recovery.
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