Zsófia Bódi
Music therapist
“Many believe that voice healing will be the most powerful remedy of the new millennium, and scientific research is validating the therapeutic impact of the pure, resonant human voice.” - Shirlie Roden
Music therapy
What is music therapy really like? And why does it work?
We play music, listen to it, and create it! Music becomes a tool for our personal growth. We use our own voice or instrument, simple percussion tools, our favorite songs — even movement or painting — to express ourselves.
Why is it good? Because it's all about you. It supports the relaxation and development of body, mind, and soul. With the rich toolkit of music, we can discover new ways to face the challenges in our lives — gently, creatively, and playfully.
Professional Experience
Bátor Tábor Foundation – Music program facilitator
www.batortabor.orgBatthyány Kázmér Hospital, Psychiatric Rehabilitation Unit – Group music therapy leader
www.kisberkorhaz.hu/pszichiatriaNational Institute for Medical Rehabilitation – Music therapist (team member) for stroke survivors, brain injury patients, and those recovering from coma
www.rehabint.huUNICEF – “Kilátó” Experience Program at Bolyai Children's Home – Group music therapy leader
www.unicef.huApró Lépések Association for Children with Autism – Music therapy sessions
www.aprolepesek.huBorostyán Elderly Care Home – Group music therapy leader
Private Practice – Individual sessions with children and adults, including personalized monochord treatments
Links
Interview
Monochord - online article
Magyar Zeneterápiás Egyesület - Hungarian Music Therapy Society