Mental Health Day: Taylor Swift's music has the greatest positive impact

Mexico.-Today, October 10, Mental Health Day is celebrated and research revealed the positive impact that Tayloy Swift's music, 33 years old, has on mood.

A study carried out by The O2 for this Mental Health Day, inspired by that carried out by YoungMinds, revealed the link between music, live entertainment and mental health among young people aged 14 to 15 in the United Kingdom.

It was revealed that 80% of young people agreed that music greatly influenced their mood and well-being with 88%; while the same thing happened with live events such as concerts with 83%.

A recent study on Mental Health has revealed the impact that music and live events have on mood; especially Taylor Swift's.

Well, according to research for Mental Health Day, Taylor Swift's music has a positive impact on the mood and health of those who listen to it.

In that sense, Taylor Swift tops the list of artists who have a beneficial impact on the mental health of young people with 32%.

After Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran -32 years old- comes in second place with 28% regarding the impact his music has on the mental health of young people.

This October 10th is Mental Health Day, where it has been revealed that Taylor Swift's music has positive effects.

Taylor Swift is the artist who has had the most positive effects on people's mood and well-being.

This has been reaffirmed in an article by New York Times written by Suzanne Garfinkle-Crowell, a child and adolescent psychiatrist and founder of the Academy of Medicine and Humanities at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

In said article that also talks about Mental Health, the doctor revealed that she did not understand the desire for Taylor Swift's music and her growing popularity; especially among her patients.

Well, she found a trend among them that relied on Taylor Swift's music to get through their problems, but they also shared certain characteristics.

“They see in Taylor Swift a true heroine who understands them firsthand, but who also shows them the place they could reach, so intoxicating precisely because it is within their reach.”

SUZANNE GARFINKLE-CROWELL, A SPECIALIZED PSYCHIATRIST

In that sense, the psychiatrist assures that through Taylor Swift's music, she describes situations ranging from bullying, betrayal of friends, exclusion, ghosting, gender inequality, falling in love, disappointments and more.

“She says: borrow my strength, embrace your pain, do something beautiful with it, and then you can forget about it. Whatever the reason for your displeasure, this generation's poet laureate has a song somewhere in her mega-oeuvre that describes that precise feeling. “She is not going to solve the problem you have, but she is going to sit with you until the passage of time does her job: look at her now.”

SUZANNE GARFINKLE-CROWELL, A SPECIALIZED PSYCHIATRIST

The doctor recognizes that Taylor Swift's music embraces the pain of her female and adolescent patients, helping them with their mental health to understand their pain and deepest feelings in an eloquent way.

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