Using Music to Cultivate Self-Compassion
Summary
Kaila and Leah talk to Sabrina about the concept of self-compassion, how music listening can be used to cultivate self-compassion by exploring and releasing emotions, as well as the ways we can use music to connect with our families. Sabrina has a Bachelor of Arts (Music) and a Masters in Applied Positive Psychology. She is currently undertaking a PhD in music psychology at the University of Melbourne's Faculty of Fine Arts and Music. Sabrina is dedicated to exploring the intricate link between music, emotions, and our sense of self, and her research focuses on how music can be used to cultivate self-compassion. Sabrina is also a songwriter, performer, and mother of three beautiful children.
Sabrina
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Host
Kaila completed a BPsychSc (Hons) at James Cook University, Australia, in 2021 and has remained at the same institution for her PhD (Health) studies. She has a particular interest in maternal mental health during the perinatal period; however, her research interests also extend to social and applied music psychology. In addition to her research, Kaila teaches statistics subjects and tutors Indigenous university students. Kaila is passionate about science communication and co-hosts the Bamboo Parenting Podcast alongside Psychologist, Leah Chrisp. Kaila enjoys travelling, baking, biking, netball and rock climbing.