Posts Tagged ‘therapy’

PostHeaderIcon Music helps the healing process, studies suggest

When it comes to music, it doesn’t really fit in the I-like-it-or- I-don’t-like-it-category. Obviously, there are different types of music that we’ll completely shut ourselves off to–which is also kind of weird to me–but to have an underdeveloped appreciation for any kind of music at all ranks up there with a person who says they don’t like sunshine. Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon Kingston woman uses music therapy to help hospital patients

“Music can calm patients, improve mood and relax them as well,” Ramsey said. “A song can relieve some stress and momentarily take them to another point in time.” Read more here..

PostHeaderIcon Music Therapy and the Military

It was very fitting that between Veterans’ Day, when we recognize our veterans and all they have done for our country, and Thanksgiving, when we show our gratitude for so many and for so much, the creation of a music therapy program at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and at the National Intrepid Center of Excellence (NICoE) was announced. What an appropriate way to honor and provide assistance to those who serve our country! Read more here….

PostHeaderIcon Senior Citizens Thrive With Music Therapy

The staff at The Blakeford at Green Hills knows that, perhaps better than anyone. That’s why the nursing home and assisted living facility has put a program into place that has nothing to do with medicine, and is already seeing results. Read more here….

PostHeaderIcon Your heart is your bliss-point

From pursuing achievement, he now chooses to pursue fulfillment. From pursuing success, he now chooses to pursue satisfaction. No more is he letting his mind rob his heart of the beautiful feelings of joy it deserves. No more will he allow his heart to feel attacked.  Read more by clicking here…

PostHeaderIcon Healing harpist

Patients, families and staff at Stanford Hospital take notice when a petite blond woman, pulling a dolly with a full-size harp and a chair, walks through the door. Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon 5 Achievable Resolutions for a Longer, Happier Life

Mindfulness meditation is an amazing method for learning to live in the moment. We do not exist in the future or in the past, yet many of us spend most of our time worrying about one or the other. By paying attention to the present with purpose and without judgment, we make the most of every minute we have. Read more here… 

PostHeaderIcon Trying to Get Pregnant? What you need to be doing NOW

You should start with regular exercise or activity which helps you to de-stress but also helps your body regulate hormonal levels better and keeps your weight at a healthy level for conceiving a child. Read more here….

PostHeaderIcon Meditation for pain relief gains respect from doctors

“Our review found moderate strength of evidence that mindfulness meditation programs are beneficial for reducing pain severity,” says the draft report by a panel of the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research Quality. Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon Long-lasting Effects of Meditation

Meditation has longed been used to calm the mind and the body, but the long-term effects of such practices are difficult to evaluate. Recently, a team of investigators studied the effects of mindful meditation on emotional processing and reported that meditation may induce lasting effects in the emotional processes in the brain. Read more by clicking here…

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