There is a great power in music. It cannot be seen. It cannot even be heard. True, we can hear a piece of music, but we can only witness a reaction to it. How music effects us remains invisible, buried deep inside our brain.
Healing is arguably music's greatest power.
The value of music as a therapeutic tool has been studied for years. Research shows that music can have profound physiological and psychological effects on us. Meet two people in contrasting settings who can attest to the potent power of music. Alan Davidson has been practicing massage therapy for 13 years, and is a firm believer in the use of music for holistic purposes. My objective is to get the mind to relax so that the body can begin to heal itself.