Archive for the ‘Music’ Category

PostHeaderIcon Music therapy renews voice of woman with MS, turning her poems to songs

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Even as a young girl, Alexis Henry felt compelled to write poetry, her verses inspired by the world around her and the faith growing within her. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Daily Checkup: Music therapy shows dramatic results; patients with range of different diseases taking note

Dr. Joanne Loewy uses live music during general anesthesia to sedate a patient before surgery.

The director of the Louis Armstrong Center for Music and Medicine at Mount Sinai Beth Israel, Dr. Joanne Loewy is a certified music therapist. She uses music to help treat a range of diseases, from asthma to stroke to autism. She is co-editor in chief of the journal Music and Medicine. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Tustin violinist turns lifelong hobby into music therapy for hospital patients

Robert Romero planned to spend his 52nd birthday on a fishing trip. Instead, the Anaheim resident was laid up in a hospital bed, recovering from surgery to remove a tumor on his kidney doctors had discovered by chance. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Watch: Ex-England skipper Mike Tindall helps out at music therapy session for Nordoff Robbins

Former England skipper Mike Tindall – a World Cup winner in 2003 – celebrated being honoured for a 17-year career in professional rugby by joining in a music therapy session for children with a range of physical and learning disabilities. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Music therapists’ 5-year push for state certification continues

Music therapists in Missouri who are fighting to institute statewide certification for the profession say that will improve access to patients and secure quality patient care. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Tomatis Listening Therapy comes to Tarananki

Tomatis is a type of music therapy that uses advanced sound stimulation with the latest technology to train the brain to sort, prioritise and integrate information.   Bentley Curry, 5, from Inglewood listening to the device.

Tomatis is a type of music therapy that uses advanced sound stimulation with the latest technology to train the brain to sort, prioritise and integrate information.  Being a good listener is not a trait you’re born with. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Using ‘language of music’ as therapeutic tool

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Kim McMillin describes music as her language, one she has helped others become fluent in through her business, The Center for Music Therapy. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon PeaceHealth therapy program music to premature babies’ ears

In this Jan. 5, 2016, photo, Silas Chaychuk-Ray, who was born premature, rests quietly during music therapy at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Vancouver, Wash. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT

VANCOUVER, WASH. Haley Giese sits in a chair in the corner of the room, a pillow and blankets covering her lap. The dimly lit room is quiet as Giese adjusts her infant son in her right arm. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Music therapy project takes off in Kumasi

Music therapy project takes off in Kumasi

Traditional music groups from the Greater Accra, Ashanti and Eastern regions last week showcased their artistic creations in a concert to create awareness of a project that seeks to unite global music and health care in Ghana. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Music therapy at Timmins retirement homes

 Helene Talbot, left, tickled the ivories alongside Andrea Max on Saturday afternoon at a music therapy session held at Chateau Georgian. Max's company, ACM Arts, put on the session which is geared toward helping individuals like Talbot improve their social, cognitive and emotional abilities through music.

The Chateau Georgian was transformed into an impromptu orchestra on Saturday afternoon when local business ACM Arts held a music therapy session for the residents. Read more here

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