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The development of music therapy has introduced a novel approach to addressing sleep disturbances, offering a means of relaxation that transcends traditional medication. Music with its calming qualities can serve as a mental respite from the relentless pace of modern life, which is often characterized by intense competition, physical and mental fatigue. Engaging with music in this context can foster feelings of hope and happiness, aiding individuals in gradually releasing mental and physical tensions.

For healthy individuals, incorporating music into daily routines—such as listening to natural sounds like the rhythmic tapping of woodpeckers, distant thunder, or the gentle swaying of wind through wheat fields—can promote relaxation and emotional stability. Such auditory experiences help to mitigate stress and improve overall well-being.

Professor Wang Wenliang, a leading researcher in insomnia studies, emphasizes that music contributes significantly to psychological well-being by uplifting mood and fostering happiness. He suggests that music can be a powerful adjunct in the management of insomnia, relying on psychological adjustment rather than solely pharmacological interventions.

Insomnia is characterized by difficulty falling asleep, maintaining sleep, or experiencing restful sleep, often leading to decreased sleep quality and significant psychological distress. It is commonly referred to as sleep initiation or maintenance disorder (DlMS). The condition may cause considerable discomfort and impact daily functioning, compounded by potential adverse effects from prolonged use of sleep medications. Fortunately, multiple non-drug strategies are available for alleviating and managing insomnia effectively.

Music therapy constitutes a non-pharmacological approach that has shown promising results. Listening to selected melodies—such as beautiful, rhythmic, harmonious classical music or soft light tunes—prior to sleep can enhance sleep quality. The choice of music should be personalized, taking into account individual preferences and characteristics. Customization ensures that the therapeutic effect is maximized across different personality types.

Specific recommendations include:

• For individuals experiencing depression or characterized by insomnia linked to depressive states, listening to melodic, smooth, and beautiful music with a rhythmic flow is advisable.
• Younger individuals suffering from anxiety-related insomnia should benefit from elegant, slow-paced, leisurely styles that promote relaxation.
• Those exhibiting irritability or agitation may find relief through quiet, melodious tracks that are mildly rhythmic and soothing.
• For individuals with generalized insomnia, a playlist featuring varying rhythms and slow, gentle melodies may facilitate improved sleep onset and quality.