Posts Tagged ‘healing music’

PostHeaderIcon Song Premiere: Washer – “Pet Rock Vs Healing Crystal”

Brooklyn based duo Washer are releasing their full-length debut, Here Comes Washer, on January 22nd, 2016. We’ve got the exclusive premiere of the track “Pet Rock Vs Healing Crystal” right here. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Music therapy shows promise in treating depression, speech impediments

Since its release in October, Adele’s single “Hello” has been massively successful and while the world took to the Internet to make self-deprecating jokes about the tune’s emotional effect, what were laughs for some might actually be an important healing tool for others. While individuals can easily feel the emotional sway music can carry, according to therapists, that power can be used to treat everything from depression to speech impediments. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Cancer patient helping heal others through music

LOUISVILLE, Ky. —A patient fighting cancer at Norton Healthcare is making it his mission to bring joy to fellow patients undergoing chemotherapy treatments. His music is impacting everyone on the hospital floor. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Healing rhythms

Suraj "White Eagle" Holzwarth performs a song from her latest CD, "Holy Ground" on Sunday, Dec. 20, 2015 at the Sterling Community Center in Sterling, Alaska. Holzwarth and other performers are on a tour to promote the album, which was recorded to honor the foreign countries they visited over the last 20 years.  Photo by Megan Pacer/Peninsula Clarion

If Anchorage Symphony Orchestra violinist Daniel Perry had been told a few weeks ago he would be chanting healing songs in front of an intimate crowd of people, he might not have believed it. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Senior living center uses music therapy for memory disorders

PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Last week Arthur Kuck celebrated a birthday. His daughter brought ribs and cake, and trimmed his fluffy white hair. His friends sang “Happy Birthday” and gave him a round of applause. His wife squeezed his hand and said proudly, “Ninety-one.” Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Ithaca College Students Tune into Healing Power of ‘Music & Memory’

Mollie Lynch ’18, an Occupational Therapy major in the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance, experiences the healing power of music with Mu

ITHACA, NY — The Ithaca College Gerontology Institute and Music & Memory — a nonprofit organization that helps improve the quality of life for people with dementia by bringing personalized music into their lives — have teamed up to use the therapeutic power of music to combat memory loss and restore a deep sense of self to those suffering from dementia in the local community. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon THE HEALING SOUND OF MUSIC

December 13, 2015 (El Cajon) – Music heals the mind, body and spirit.  The healing power of music has been harnessed in Europe through a method called “Tune & Heal” by Dr. Barbara Romanowska who established the Sound Academy (Akademia Dzwieku) in Poland in 2004.  Writing as Barbara Angel, she is the author and teacher of the In-Depth Cellular Music Therapy Method on which the method is founded. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Why Music Therapy Works for Dementia

Why Music Therapy Works for Dementia

By now, you’ve probably seen or heard the video. An elderly man, in the throes of late stage dementia, is slumped over a wheelchair, unresponsive. When the nursing home staff gives him headphones and play familiar music from decades before on an iPod, he literally comes alive. He sits up, smiles, begins moving his head and hands, and flawlessly sings the lyrics to songs he hasn’t heard in 40 years. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Cook assisted living site offers “music therapy”

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Carefee Living, a Spectrum Health Company assisted living facility in Cook, has been certified as a Music & Memory facility. It is the company’s first such designation in Minnesota. Carefree Living sites also are in Aurora, Babbitt, Brainerd, Burnsville, Ely, Orr, Silver Bay and St. Cloud. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon CSUN Music Therapy Student Hits All the Right Notes

Majesca Wong presents "Music Therapy Research 2025: A Student’s Perspective” at the American Music Therapy Association’s National Conference in Kansas City, Missouri.

A nervous freshman who just graduated from Loara High School in Anaheim, Majesca Wong attended her very first class at California State University, Northridge in fall 2014. At the end of the class, she felt overwhelmed by the extensive coursework outlined in the requirements for her major, music therapy. Read more here

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