guitar is good for your mental health?

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What do you think about this?

as we see playing guitar as a form of mindful escapism, a way to create space between an individual and their busy mind. Guitar-playing is beneficial to your overall well-being and mental health in other ways, too, including helping you develop a greater sense of personal achievement.
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UK based guitarist in a rock band


Hi,
yes we have tons of articles about this but i want to know your personal feelings. what do you feel while playing your music or guitar especially?
UK based guitarist in a rock band

If I couldn't play my guitars HHHHHMMMMMMMMM I either be in a wrap-a-round shirt or a killer of lead singers and drummer's........oh the voice's are getting .........I need a gig and a few guitars to work on ....sniff,sniff,sniff is that stupid glue I smell      :whistling: :arrow
A REPAIRPERSON,Barefoot Rob gone to a better place
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Favorite saying
 OB LA DE OB LA DA,LIFE GOES ON---BRA,It is what it is,You just gotta deal it,
One By One The Penguins Steal My Sanity, Keith and Barefoot Rob on youtube
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I've never doubted it.   :blush:

Quote from: ducktrapper on October 27, 2020, 09:19:08 AM
I've never doubted it.   :blush:

Al has more fun now as a player. You should have seen him before!  :nana_guitar
A Hebrew, under the Spell
Pain is a good thing

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that " a guitar is good for your mental health. However, the love of guitars, now that's another matter.

Quote from: broKen on October 28, 2020, 08:22:31 PM
Al has more fun now as a player. You should have seen him before!  :nana_guitar

Ah, I'm just kiddin'. Heck, I was almost as kooky just without the bucket and mask!   :laughin:

hi, as you know musical training doesn't just upgrade your brain's sound-processing centers; it also lifts its capacity to detect emotions in sound. That is, musicians may be better at reading subtle emotional cues in conversation. In turn, this could equip them for smoother, more emotionally rich relationships.
UK based guitarist in a rock band

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