Mary Woods
Mary Woods
The Real American Idols; Performing with a Brain Injury
The Real American Idols; Performing with a Brain Injury
The Real American Idols; Performing with a Brain Injury
Monday 20th July 2009
Jerry Burton discusses using music to aid brain injury recovery on 'One Hour AT A Time'. Gain insights and inspiration from his innovative approach.
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Get the buttons here!Healing Through Harmony: Jerry Burton on Music and Brain Injury Recovery
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Ever thought music could be a lifeline for those recovering from traumatic brain injuries? In this engaging episode of 'One Hour AT A Time', guest host Dr. Mark Green chats with Jerry Burton, a certified brain injury specialist and musician, about his innovative approach to treatment. With 30 years in the human services field, Jerry brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective on how music can play a pivotal role in recovery.
Jerry shares stories from his time at Whitemarsh House and Success at Rockridge, where he pioneered music events that transformed lives. Imagine an 'American Idol' where everyone wins—Jerry's programs bring that vision to life. Whether you're a healthcare professional, a family member, or someone dealing with a brain injury, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration. Jerry's blend of professional expertise and musical talent creates a compelling narrative on the healing power of music.