Posts Tagged ‘therapy’

PostHeaderIcon Therapists use music as a tool to deliver treatment

WASHINGTON — Three-and-a-half-year-old Emma Quick runs into a room filled with instruments spread out across the floor. Her energy and excitement cause her blonde pig tails to bounce above her blue polka-dot shirt. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Loss, love and the healing power of music

Illustration: Eric Lobbecke

HOW we deal with depression caused by sorrow and loss is different for each one of us. While there are stages of grieving that might be common — shock, numbness, anger, denial, sorrow, resignation, acceptance and healing — how we deal with fate depends on our character, experience of life and the help and influence of those we love.  Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Music therapist takes a melodic approach to healing

Music has healing properties – whether it’s quiet jazz or cacophonous rock anthem, a song can help long-repressed feelings to emerge, said Lisa Summer, who is one of over 5,000 board-certified music therapists in the U.S., and director of the music therapy program at Anna Marie College in Paxton. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Music therapy: 5 things music can help you with

There is more to music than we hear. Don’t you always believe that music might be how your feelings sound out loud? Into the void there begins to form a third space which is tenuous and invisible to others but exists only between you and the music even if you are a music lover or not. Audio therapy is one of the best modes of letting go of your blues. There is scientific research to back up the fact about the healing properties of music. It is a proven fact that music indeed lowers your stress levels to a great extent. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon 4th Annual Finn Fest Supports Joe Finn Music Therapy Program at MMC

The Fourth Annual Finn Fest will be held on Sunday, May 18 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Norwood Inn in Avon-by-the-Sea to honor Joe Finn, a beloved father who lost his battle to a glioblastoma brain tumor in the summer of 2008. Proceeds from the event benefit the Joe Finn Music Therapy Program at the Leon Hess Cancer Center at Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Doctors Sing To Provide Music Therapy For Patients In South Indian Hospital

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASEAN, was established on 8 August 1967 in Bangkok, Thailand, with the signing of the ASEAN Declaration (Bangkok Declaration) by the Founding Fathers of ASEAN, namely Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Waco: Cancer Center Seeks Music Therapy Program

WACO (March 27, 2014) The Baylor Scott & White Cancer Center is seeking funding for a music therapy program, but needs the public’s support to get it. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Rosebank pupils given music therapy sessions thanks to solicitors

Northwich Guardian: Children continue to enjoy their music therapy sessions thanks to Accident Advice Solicitors

DELIGHTED pupils said a big ‘thank you for the music’ to a firm of solicitors who helped to save a much-needed part of their school life. When they heard that Rosebank School no longer had the funding to provide music therapy, the team at Accident Advice Solicitors, in London Road, raised £20,000 to make sure it would continue.  Read more here

PostHeaderIcon Parkinson’s Awareness Month: 30 Days- 30 Stories/Day Six- Music Therapy For Me

Yesterday, I posted a story about things former Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart had been doing, involving the brain. It’s revolutionary. It got me thinking about how I use music when I’m feeling off. Read more here

PostHeaderIcon You Docs: The sound of music (therapy)

If you ever wondered whether music could help protect your health, consider the life of Maria von Trapp — “Louisa” in The Sound of Music. The last of the singing von Trapp children, she passed away this year at 99, more than three-quarters of a century after fleeing Nazi-occupied Austria. Read more here

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