Having trouble viewing this email?
Click here
Please add
"chantdoc@healingmusicenterprises.com"
to your list of accepted addresses in your e-mail program.
 |
||||||||||||
|
April 2012 |
|
|||||||||||
|
||||||||||||
|
Music Medicine in Spring of 2012 is
bringing exciting research and advances You may have noticed that you haven't received a Healing Music Ezine for the last few months. That's because there has been such an explosion of activity here at Healing Music Enterprises and Surgical Serenity Headphones that getting out the ezine had to go on the back burner. We apologize and hope that you survived this lapse with what you've learned through the years. Our main focus for the past year or so has been the Surgical Serenity Headphones, but I still do work in the areas of Music with Alzheimer's and Dementia, as well as The Lullaby Project, music with pregnancy, preemies and newborns. My CD's, downloads, and classes remain staples in this business and I'd love to create more of each. Do let me know what you would like to see in the way of new products related to healing with music! In March of 2012, I decided to go to a big conference in New Orleans that is entirely focused on surgery and operating room equipment. This was the Association of Operating Room Nurses and in the exhibit hall were literally 100's of exhibitors that sell materials and equipment to hospitals. New Orleans was bustling with preparations for the Final Four Basketball Tournament (which Kentucky subsequently won!) and I hopped on a plane, loaded down with headphones! Over the next couple of days I showed the headphones to manufacturers and distributors from around the country and every single person said they thought it was a great idea and they would love to help me get them out there! Needless to say, I was quite ecstatic! See our Special Offer later in this Ezine! Save 50% |
||||||||||||
|
Can music prevent organ rejection? |
||||||||||||
| Surgical Serenity Music Offer | ||||||||||||
|
In this
particular ezine issue we wanted to offer our
readers and past customers a chance to get the
proprietary surgical music at a very special
price... 50% off! This is the original Surgical Serenity playlist that has now been used in hospitals all over the world. You can download this music into your own MP3 device and use it for surgery, relaxation, labor and delivery, or insomnia. We can't leave this link up for too long, though, because it is a best-seller. If you've been wanting to have the Surgical Serenity music, but for whatever reason, didn't want it right then, NOW is the time to get it! Just follow this link: We won't be able to leave it at this price for long, so grab it now!
LINK TO 50% PRICE Notice: You are purchasing proprietary music. The entire playlist is protected under the copyright laws of the United States. You are purchasing "Single User" Rights. You may use the music yourself or give it to another individual; You may not duplicate, sell, distribute, or make this music available in any form to more than the purchaser or the individual for whom you purchased this music. The above statement is not intended to frighten you away - Our Legal department insisted on stating your rights for use of this copyrighted music. If you would need additional copies, you may purchase as many as you would like. You may also contact us (see bottom of ezine) to set up multiple use rights from 1 up to ordering pre-loaded headphones with your logo imprinted on the ear piece.
LINK TO 50% PRICE
|
||||||||||||
| Surgery and Music Blog | ||||||||||||
|
Why do you need headphones and music during
surgery? | ||||||||||||
| Brain and Music Blog | ||||||||||||
|
Effects of Music on the Brain It has long been obvious that music affects people profoundly. What is new, though, is that research is being conducted to determine the effects of music on the brain. Through this research much has been learned about the effects of music on brain function. It has been shown over and over again that one of the strongest effects of music on the brain is in the area of memory. Students of foreign languages were shown to be able to learn hundreds of vocabulary items in one day when listening to appropriate music. What is more, they remembered the words over time at a level of 92% retention. This feat was accomplished with the use of baroque classical music. The tempo was the most successful at a steady rate of 60 beats per minute. At this tempo, people seemed to remember the most. This was one of the interesting effects of music on the brain. Read More ... |
||||||||||||
| Alice H. Cash | ||||||||||||
 For nearly two decades, I've been helping people use the music that
they already love to heal their lives and increase their wellness
quotient!
I
am one of the world's only clinical musicologists and hold
a Masters degree in piano performance, a Ph.D. in
musicology and a Master of Social Work in clinical social work. I
am also a licensed clinical social worker. I work with people and
diagnoses of all kinds, enabling them to find healing, acceptance and
hope.I love performing, researching, and teaching and have put them all together in a career called "Music Medicine." See you next month!! Alice Cash |
||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||
