Beatie Wolfe was recently interviewed by our founder and CEO, Alex Doman on the Advanced Brain Podcast. If you missed their fascinating conversation, you have another chance to learn more about this extraordinary singer/songwriter. We are sharing a post from her website, discussing her curiosity about how music impacts people with dementia, the study that ensued, and some of the results that have been achieved to date, because of that study.
The Power of Music and Dementia
Music as a Therapeutic Tool
We’re very pleased to share a new article published by McGill University. It indicates that a review of current research findings shows growing evidence that “music is a relative strength of people with autism, including musical pitch perception, musical memory, and identification of music-evoked emotion….Taken together, findings reviewed provide evidence for music as a strength-based approach for ASD to assess reward and emotion response and as a powerful tool for intervention.”
Helping Veterans Cope with PTSD and Stress
Many veterans face distressing problems with PTSD and stress. Learn more about what’s being done to help some of these vets at the Cleveland VAMC, where they’re using The Listening Program® and Sleep Genius to help them successfully transition to civilian life.
TLP Approved Headphones
Here’s a quick guide to choosing TLP-Approved headphones for The Listening Program and inTime to help you get the best results.
The Listening Program: Your Brain is Better on Music
In as little as 15 minutes per day, brain training with The Listening Program® can help anyone achieve their full potential. Watch this short video to learn more and please share with anyone you think can benefit!
Pediatric Feeding Group
There’s a new feeding group at Wichita State University Speech-Language-Hearing (SLH) Clinic. It’s a 12-week program that works to build confidence in children who are picky eaters, need to gain weight, etc. The children are being encouraged to experiment with a much broader variety of foods, using play-based and evidence-based strategies.
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