Posts Tagged ‘therapy’
Rhythm and Word Music Therapy at Mountainside school

Mackenzie Brown, Anne Marie Rex, Tatyana Dobrowolski (music therapist), Olivia Burton, Nimrat Mann, Catherine James (TD Bank Esplanade), Laurel Parsons (North Vancouver Community Arts Council), Neda Hadizadeh (TD Bank Lynn Valley), Brian Blackwood (TD Bank Ambleside), Parisa Behaein (TD Bank Park & Tilford), Steven Nichol, Lisa Richardson (TD Bank Lonsdale), Megan Aird, Jeremy Church (Mountainside principal), Cassidy Foxhall, and Katarina Kraijic. photo supplied. Read more here…
Music As Medicine: How Music Therapy Works and Is Being Used in WV

Last Monday we took a ride through the brain to see how music “tunes” us in to the world. Now, how is music being used as medicine right here in our communities?. Read more here…
How Music Therapy May Have Helped Lamar Odom

On Sunday’s episode of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” it was revealed that Odom, who spent four days in a coma after a reported drug overdose last year, spent considerable time with Kanye West during his hospitalization and used music as a form of therapy to help him recover. Read more here…
Monday music therapy

Redkite ambassadors Tendai Mzungu, Jack Hannath and Nick Suban spent their day off bringing smiles to kids faces at Princess Margaret Hosptial (PMH). The players visited the hospital as part of the club’s ongoing support of charity Redkite and their music therapy program. Read more here…
From the community: How Music Therapy Brings Joy to People with Memory Loss
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia will cost $236 billion this year in the United States alone. Besides the significant monetary cost, memory loss can also take a significant toll on personal relationships. What’s more, changes in mood and personality can dramatically alter a family’s way of life. Read more here…
So, You Wanna Meditate

So, You Wanna Meditate. You want to choose a meditation method that feels “right” to you, that you look forward to practicing once or twice a day, and you don’t see as a chore that you “should” or “have to” perform. The secret to benefiting from a meditation practice is in the practice, not in the initial learning of it. Read more here…
Daily Meditation: Divine Dance

Today’s meditation features a song by American musician Jai Uttal. “Nataraja” is named for a form of the Hindu god Shiva that embodies the cosmic dancer. May we all find peace in this divine dance of life. Read more here…
3 Foolproof Meditation Techniques That Will Help You Beat Anxiety

“Practicing meditation has been a life-altering experience. I have slowed down, become less judgmental of myself and others, and have a harder time getting angry. I can tell the difference between a day where I meditated, and one I didn’t,” says Jennifer Green, an energy core coach and founder of Namasme. Read more here…
These men think they’ve discovered the secret to productivity

“Headspace is our way of helping society think differently about the health and happiness of the mind. There’s always been a focus on physical health. Our focus is on the health of the mind,” he said. Puddicombe and Pierson, who practice meditation regularly, say it has helped them make business decisions more skillfully by teaching them how to take a step back. Read more here…
How music therapy brings joy to people with memory loss

Music & Memory, a personalized music therapy program for those with memory loss, has shown real impact on mood, social engagement and family relationships, and it has our attention here at Chicagoland Methodist Senior Services. The program is gaining traction across the country as another tool for helping those with memory loss. Read more here….