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Thanks
John Malveaux
Published on May 27, 2015
Music
therapy is an ancient and yet very modern practice that has the power
to heal and transform our brains and bodies in significant ways.
Kathleen Howland, speech language and music therapist explains how music
really does have the power to heal our brain and heart.
Themed
Changing Currents, TEDxBerkleeValencia welcomes leading international
innovators, entrepreneurs, creative business people, and artists from
diverse countries representing music, fashion and design, the
environment, technology and religion. The second edition of
TEDxBerkleeValencia, which took place at L’Oceanogràfic, the largest
aquarium in Europe, addressed several notions of change - paradigm
shifts; movement, both physical and societal; and new tendencies across
multiple disciplines.
TEDxBerkleeValencia website: http://tedxberkleevalencia.com/
Kathleen
M. Howland is a certified music therapist and licensed speech language
pathologist. For the past 30+ years, she has worked with a variety of
clinical populations using music to enhance speech, language, cognition
and movement in habilitation and rehabilitation settings. Her doctoral
studies in music and cognition have informed and supported her interest
in bridging the communities of science and art in order to identify best
practices. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses at Berklee
College of Music and the Boston Conservatory in music therapy,
neuroscience and positive psychology.
This talk was given at a
TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized
by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
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