A Brief History of Music in Healthcare Starting this month I begin a new blog series to address the case for music therapy in healthcare. I want to put my profession to the test. Does it hold the value I feel it does? Are there areas we need to improve? In this
GET IN TUNE - Knoxville Launch Trip Log Last week, our Senior Therapist and Program Advisor Klifton Fehr, LHMC and myself traveled to Nashville, in route to Knoxville on a quest to pilot our GET IN TUNE program for underserved youth at a Boys & Girls Club there. We were excited
Newport Folk Festival Artist Announcement Please welcome Waxahatchee to this summer's Saturday lineup. Newport Festivals Foundation has made a donation on her behalf to Face the Music Foundation's Grace Notes Project. These funds will be used to provide amplifiers, and related gear for use with their Grace Notes Project so that musicians in recovery have reliable
In Loving Memory of Joseph Brently McLane 9.22.85-2.22.20 Brently McLane of Richmond, Virginia passed away on Friday, February 21, 2020. He is survived by his mother, Vanessa P. McLane of Mechanicsville, VA, his sister and brother-in-law, Angela and Bill Barnshaw of Cherry Hill, NJ , and their daughters, Frankie and
100: The Healing & Teaching Powers Of Music, With Jeff Jacob There is a wave of scientific research that is helping to demonstrate something most people have known all along: that music provides powerful benefits in the training and development of people of all ages. Whether it is used for mood-setting,
