Dear Editors,

The most recent article “Interventional Effect of Music Therapy on Mental and Psychological Diseases of Legal Scholars” is a fascinating article. The article made clear that the treatment is successful in treating mental and psychological disorders. ^{Reference Du and Huang1} Mental health issues can impact people from all walks of life, including legal scholars and health workers. The problem of mental health among health workers and their coping mechanisms necessitates a thorough examination. The study of music therapy is intriguing because it possesses several characteristics that make it a universal, distinct, and effective therapeutic approach. In light of this, music therapy is advised for addressing mental health conditions, including compassion fatigue.

Music therapy is the use of all musical elements by a qualified therapist to meet the physical, emotional, mental, social, and cognitive needs of the patient receiving therapy. ^{Reference Bruscia2} Compassion fatigue is a psychological effect that occurs when individuals are emotionally involved in providing care or assistance to others who are suffering, experienced trauma, or having difficulties. ^{Reference Figley and Stamm3} This can affect the physical, emotional, and psychological well-being of individuals and the quality of care provided. ^{Reference Sangganjanavanich and Balkin4} Compassion fatigue can be overcome by listening to music. Because music is the language of emotions, ^{Reference Juslin and Sloboda5} it has the unique ability to affect mood, reduce stress, and promote relaxation and emotional well-being. ^{Reference Montánchez Torres, Juárez Ramos, Martínez Suárez, Alonso García and Torres Mendoza6}

For mental health recovery, music therapy has been proven effective. Music therapy is an innovative technique that can be used to alleviate stress, ^{Reference Beck, Hansen and Gold7} burnout, ^{Reference Cheek, Bradley, Parr and William8} anxiety, and depression, ^{Reference Gutiérrez and Camarena9} and enhance psychological well-being. ^{Reference Weinberg and Joseph10} All of these symptoms will be experienced by those suffering from compassion fatigue. They could experience feelings of sadness, anxiety, depression, nightmares, difficulty sleeping, dizziness, daily activity disruption, obsession, and withdrawal from the environment. ^{Reference Hoffman11} It is anticipated that music therapy will be able to alter the psychological dynamics of individuals with compassion fatigue.

The implementation of music therapy consists of three phases: (1) evaluating and mapping needs to determine the nature of compassion fatigue; (2) implementing music therapy by singing, playing musical instruments, listening to music, or improvising; and (3) re-evaluating the level of compassion fatigue. This is used to assess the efficacy of the music therapy approach employed and, if necessary, to modify the planning and execution of music therapy sessions. ^{Reference Kacem, Kahloul and El Arem12}

In a broader sense, music therapy can be used holistically to restore mental health, because music is a universal language ^{Reference Wigram and Cochavit13} that people of all cultures, backgrounds, and ages can understand and appreciate. Therefore, music therapy is accessible and enjoyable to nearly everyone, including those with limited verbal communication. ^{Reference Gold, Wigram and Elefant14} Considering that music therapy can have a positive effect on the well-being and quality of life of health workers by helping them deal with stress, improving emotional balance, and increasing interaction with patients and co-workers, it is strongly recommended that health institutions pay more attention to the mental health of the health workers under their supervision by incorporating music therapy into their work program. Consider inviting qualified music therapists to collaborate with mental health professionals.