Did you know that music can play a vital role in helping children with autism relax, focus, and connect? Research shows that calming music, such as Brahms’ compositions, can help reduce anxiety, improve sleep, and create moments of peace.
Music isn’t just sound; it’s a bridge—one that helps us meet our children where they are. Whether it’s soothing melodies or rhythmic beats, the right music can make a world of difference.
Explore more about the impact of music therapy and discover tools to help your child find calm in their day.
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