Your Questions Answered
This season, we've looked at how babies understand language, bilingualism, the importance of play and how parents play a vital role in their children's language development. And we've received a lot of questions along the way from our listeners, so in this last episode of the series, we've set out …
The science of sad music - why do we crave it so much: Dr Sandra Garrido PhD, MARCS Institute, UWSYD
Dr Sandra Garrido is a pianist, violinist, researcher and writer of Why Are We Attracted to Sad Music? Dr Garrido says melancholic music impacts people differently, depending on their mental health. “Evidence suggests that people with tendencies to clinical depression respond to music differently …
The Dementia Experience | Everywhere at the End of Time, The Caretaker
Music is intrinsic to our everyday lives and is an artform filled with unique experiences and stories to tell, but how ca…
Music on the Mind: Alive Inside
Discover how music can have positive effects on the minds of people with disability.
Dementia poses significant challenges for all those it affects. This presentation investigates the benefits of music for persons with dementia and their carers on memory, mood and behaviour.
Three of the country’…
For the mind, for the mall: music and communication
This week a look at music as communication - music that enters our private emotional spaces and music that some say invades our very public spaces, those palaces of consumption - the shopping mall and the department store.Specialist in the connection between emotion and musical experience Sandra Ga…
The power of music for babies
Music has been shown to be much more than a way to pass time and can have powerful effects on the brain.
In this episode Emma chats with Dr. Sandra Garrido from the MARCS BabyLab, exploring the profound impact of music on the developing brain and uncovering how music becomes a nurturing force for …
Why do we listen to sad music? With Sandra Garrido
Our guest today is both an accomplished musician and a fascinating researcher. Dr. Sandra Garrido is a pianist and violinist who holds a PhD combining the worlds of music and psychology. Her work focuses on a question that touches all of us: how can music regulate our mood and improve our mental we…
Mailbag Installment XX: Why Sad Music Feels Addictive - Emotional Loops, Nervous System Regulation, and the Cost of What We Return To
Why do some people keep returning to music that makes them feel worse?
In this Mailbag Installment of The Observable Unknown, Dr. Juan Carlos Rey responds to a powerful listener question about the pull toward sad, melancholic music and whether this pattern reflects something psychologically wrong.…
Ep. 242: Music, Mood & Depression – Helping Young People Navigate Mental Health; with Sandra Garrido, PhD
The mental health and levels of depression among young people are significant concerns right now. When we're sad, our music listening time can double – but are our music choices making us feel better or worse? Dr. Sandra Garrido explores the complex relationship between music and depression and how…
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