top of page
Search

Why Adding Music to Your Mindfulness Practice Can Transform Your Health

  • Writer: Marlys Woods
    Marlys Woods
  • Sep 18
  • 1 min read

ree

Incorporating music into your mindfulness practice isn’t just a feel-good idea—it’s backed by science. Research shows that music has the power to activate the pleasure centers in your brain, promoting feelings of relaxation and happiness. Beyond the mood boost, music can also lower your heart rate and blood pressure, making it a highly effective tool for reducing stress.


So, how can music enhance your mindfulness? Whether you're seeking to deepen your practice or simply want to enter a state of mindfulness more quickly, music can help. It works by soothing both your mind and body, creating a peaceful atmosphere that allows you to focus and center yourself with greater ease.


If you're curious about how to bring music into your mental and emotional health routine, we’ve got you covered. Join our community (it’s free!) and receive carefully curated tips, tools, and inspiration on how to use music to improve your well-being. Just fill out the short "contact us" form.

 
 

Contact

Get In Tune offers music therapy focused on addiction recovery, "DIY" music therapy programs, therapist and facility training, and workshops.

 

To partner with Get In Tune or to learn more about our programs and services, please contact us by phone, email or via the contact form here. We would love the opportunity to serve you and your community.

Marlys Woods, MS, LMFT, MT-BC

657-221-9461

info (at) getintunemusictherapy.com

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
What is your area of interest? (check all that apply)

Thank you for your message -

We look forward to connecting with you soon! 

© 2025 Get In Tune Inc. All rights reserved.

bottom of page