While music therapy can have various emotional benefits, it is not typically associated with promoting physical relaxation as a primary goal.

Music-expressive therapy is a specific approach in music therapy where individuals use music to express and explore their emotions and experiences.

Guided imagery and visualization are typically not used in music therapy as a primary technique for emotional healing.

Music-induced meditation refers to the practice of using music to promote a meditative state and facilitate relaxation and focus.

While music meditation can have various emotional benefits, it is not typically associated with boosting cognitive performance as a primary goal.

Mindfulness meditation is a specific type of meditation that involves focusing on the present moment and observing thoughts and emotions without judgment.

Heavy metal music is not typically used in music therapy for emotional healing due to its intense and aggressive nature.

Adaptive music therapy is a specialized form of music therapy tailored to meet the unique needs and abilities of individuals with specific needs or disabilities.

Music therapy is generally not associated with promoting social isolation and withdrawal as a benefit for individuals with trauma.

Cathartic music therapy is a specific approach in music therapy where individuals use music to express and release strong emotions, often leading to a sense of relief and catharsis.

Songwriting and lyric analysis is not typically a primary technique used in music therapy for emotional healing in children.

Group music therapy is a specific type of music therapy where individuals participate in music-making and therapeutic activities within a group setting.

Music therapy is generally not associated with promoting increased physical activity as a primary benefit for individuals with chronic pain.

Expressive music therapy is a specific approach in music therapy where individuals use music to express and communicate their emotions, thoughts, and experiences.

Music improvisation and exploration is not typically a primary technique used in music therapy for emotional healing in older adults.