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When we sing lyrics that we can relate to, we feel less alone.
Even a sombre song can help you process your emotions in a healthy way. Depending on your mood, different types of music feels therapeutic.
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You're getting a heavy dose of dopamine when you're singing.
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Tension occurs when your body thinks you're being threatened. A common response to anxiety is shallow breathing. It can turn into a habit and reinforces the feeling that you're threatened.
While deeper breaths feel good, natural breaths, like when you're singing at the top of your ...
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"The more you understand yourself, the more silence there is, the healthier you are." - Maxime Lagacé
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