Music is subjective. Not all "relaxing" music relaxes everyone. Sometimes we need music to match us where we are, and then ...

It matches my mood, then I move on to something more upbeat ... I do a lot of work using music to help reduce anxiety. Or… to help people relax. Everyone who is in the hospital has some anxiety ...

The Philippines is setting its sights on becoming a tourism powerhouse in Asia. This vision is fueled by the introduction of ...

There’s no denying that music profoundly affects us, from the nostalgia that playing an old song brings to the way a sad song ...

more upbeat music, and calming, soothing, lullaby-type music helps if we want to relax or sleep, but it’s also very personal and what works for one person may not work for another: the key is to ...

The kookiness Jar speaks of colours her work to date ... that makes sense. The music I aim to make is detailed and probably a bit intense; whether it’s a lullaby or upbeat, there’s a demanding ...

According to the Certification Board for Music Therapists, the only certifying board for music therapy, the Treasure Coast ...

Similarly, Treasure Coast Hospice has provided music therapy to clients in Stuart, Fort Pierce and Okeechobee for about 10 years. It employs three board-certified music therapists who work with ...

The Wright State Guardian Music genres have expanded significantly over the past few decades; there are now hundreds of ...

"It keeps the house tidy without feeling like a big burden or making me physically exhausted..." View Entire Post › ...

Sept. 13, was one of the first cold and rainy nights in Atlanta, ushering in the upcoming fall season. However, the fall ...