Parkinsons Recovery
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Power of Music to Change Lives
Power of Music to Change Lives
Power of Music to Change Lives
Wednesday 25th May 2011
Learn how The Tremble Clefs choir uses music therapy to enhance vocal strength and create a supportive community for people with Parkinson's disease.
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Get the buttons here!The Tremble Clefs: Singing for Strength and Connection in Parkinson's Therapy
Music really does touch on the highest part of who we are, and I think that is what touches me the most.
Imagine a place where the power of music not only brings joy but also strengthens voices and builds connections. That's exactly what Earthtones Music Therapy Services in Portland, Oregon, has created with The Tremble Clefs choir. In this episode, Jodi Winnwalker, CEO of Earthtones, shares how this innovative group uses music therapy to help people with Parkinson's disease improve their vocal quality, strength, and clarity. But it's not just about singing louder.
The choir also offers mental stimulation, emotional well-being, and a supportive community for both patients and their families. The program is designed to be accessible and fun, with rehearsals that challenge participants and promote new neuronal pathways in the brain. It's a collaborative effort involving music therapists, speech therapists, and occupational therapists, all working together to address the diverse needs of their clients. If you're curious about how music can transform lives, this episode is a must-listen.