Mental Health

Creation via SunoAI operates as a neuro-psycho-corporeal inducer, enabling a passage from sound-making to bodily experience, from emotion to agency, and ultimately to verbalization of the subject.

🧩 Core principle

👉 It is the act of AI-assisted creation via Suno AI that induces:

sensory (auditory and bodily) perception,

emotional activation,

mobilization of the subject,

and then gradual access to speech.

The AI does not express itself instead of the subject: it triggers, carries, and structures the process.

1. CREATION (POINT OF DEPARTURE) – VIA SUNO AI

Triggering act

Mobilized brain functions

Prefrontal cortex: intention, choice, anticipation

Anterior cingulate cortex: expectation / surprise

Reward system: dopaminergic engagement

Clinical perspective

The subject initiates something without a demand for skill

Narcissistic safety: “I can create”

The AI functions as a non-judgmental third party

👉 Creation precedes understanding.

2. SOUND PERCEPTION & BODILY EXPERIENCE

Feeling what has been created

Functions

Auditory cortex: sound processing 

Insula & sensorimotor systems: bodily sensation 

Basal ganglia: rhythm, synchronization

Clinical perspective

The body resonates before thought

Emotional regulation through rhythm and vibration

Embodied experience of the self

👉 The subject feels themselves existing in what they have created.

3. EMOTIONAL RESONANCE & RECOGNITION

Indirect identification

Functions

Amygdala, nucleus accumbens: emotion, pleasure

Hippocampus: autobiographical memory

Anterior temporal cortex: identity continuity

Clinical perspective

“This sounds like me”

Emergence of tolerable affects

Projection without psychic intrusion

👉 The subject recognizes themselves without having to name themselves.

4. SELF-MOBILIZATION

Agency

Functions

Motivational loops

Prefrontal cortex ↔ basal ganglia

Clinical perspective

Modifying, retrying, exploring

Shift from passivity to action

Reappropriation of the power to act

👉 To create is to act.

5. EXTERNAL PERCEPTION & VALORIZATION

Perceiving oneself from the outside

Functions

Ventromedial prefrontal cortex: self-value

Anterior cingulate cortex: coherence

Clinical perspective

Shared listening

SymbolicRecognition

Construction of a socially presentable self-image

👉 The subject becomes perceptible to themselves and to others.

6. SPEECH – VERBALIZATION

Putting the experience into words

Functions

Fronto-hippocampal narrative networks

Clinical perspective

Speech is supported by a third object (the creation)

Reduced risk of affective overflow

Access to subjective narrative

👉 Speech emerges after experience, not before.