Very good inspirational class. Well organized with good examples and guest lecturers.

Great course, very interesting with many visions on different subjects.

It is the most complete Music Therapy Online course I have ever seen.

I loved it! The course offers several ways to relate to music! ♪♫

Amazing! Everyone should do it...Very clear, serious and fun!

Lots of helpful ideas and challenging final assignment.

This course is extremely informational and useful.

Very interesting course! Learnt a lot from it.

Fun, informative and challenging.

Interseting course

That's great!!!

thank you

Loved the outline of the various areas where music has a strong effect: body, mind, psyche, relationships, community, and culture. I really enjoyed the videos by Dr. McFerrin. She provides excellent overviews of the issues at hand. I also loved learning about the different perspectives coming from presenters from all over the world. This really enriched the overview of research in the field. I would have given it 5 stars except for the fact that the title is very general and therefore a bit misleading. This course has a very strong Musical Therapy slant which is not obvious from the title. I was expecting to learn more about the scientific research about music on the general population (similar to Amelia Collins' approach or the research in Stacy Horn's book "Imperfect Harmony", not in a therapeutic setting. Anyway, if the organisers change the title then participants will know better what to expect.

I am loving the course eventhough I think it is too specialized and I can not work as a Music Therapy just with this course. It is a complementary course to people studing music, music therapy or any kind of fisiotherapy. The materials are great and very clear!

Aside from finding the accent difficult at times, I enjoyed auditing this course.

Excellent course. Treat yourself to this gem.

Just excellent!

Can i get a certificate for completing the course?

It seems like the course loses its focus about on-half of the way through. It stops being about music and suddenly becomes a discussion about liberal social issues. I completely lost interest in it at that point.