
For you
Music & Stress
Explore how music may support stress regulation in everyday life.
- Duration
- To be announced
- Level
- Introductory
- Format
- Online course
- Price
- To be announced
Music therapy · Stress regulation
Music · Knowledge · Practice
Research-informed learning about music, stress regulation and music therapy — clear, accessible and grounded in practice.
Discover new perspectives on music for everyday life or professional practice. The planned courses combine evidence-informed learning with practical ideas and space for reflection.
All courses: In development
Use music intentionally in everyday life: for prevention, wellbeing and personal learning.
View planned coursesProfessional learning for music therapists, educators, healthcare practitioners and related fields.
View planned coursesPlanned courses
Use music intentionally in everyday life: for prevention, wellbeing and personal learning.

For you
Explore how music may support stress regulation in everyday life.

For you
Use music to create a more intentional transition from work to rest.

For you
Explore sound, awareness of breathing and moments of rest.

For you
Evening routines for a calmer end to the day.

For you
Notice your emotions and explore everyday self-regulation.

For you
Choose music intentionally and use it to suit the situation.
Planned courses
Professional learning for music therapists, educators, healthcare practitioners and related fields.

For professionals
Design and reflect on music-based prevention in professional settings.

For professionals
Understand sensory regulation and respond to individual needs.

For professionals
Create musical possibilities within clear, flexible frameworks.

For professionals
Adapt musical approaches to support relationships and participation.

About the instructor
A music therapist with a master’s degree and DMtG certification. His work brings together musical practice, education and music therapy with a research-informed approach.
More about EdnaldoKnowledge with care
The courses are being developed using scientific literature, clinical experience and established concepts from music therapy and related fields. Research findings, professional interpretation and personal experiences are clearly distinguished.
Music may be helpful as part of stress regulation. Experiences depend on the person and the situation; specific outcomes are not guaranteed. Sources and the limits of the evidence will be made clear in the course materials.
The courses are being developed with care. Dates, scope and prices will be published here once confirmed. If you have a question, you are welcome to contact Ednaldo.
Get in touchCourse updates: a notification option is planned for a later stage. Sign-up is not available yet.