By Jane E. Brody /
The New York Times
"Music “gets the cognitive part out of the way and gets the intuitive part engaged, the part of the brain that is not damaged,” one therapist says."
Image: Gracia Lam
By Jane E. Brody /
The New York Times
"Music “gets the cognitive part out of the way and gets the intuitive part engaged, the part of the brain that is not damaged,” one therapist says."
Image: Gracia Lam