New Do-It-Yourself Music Therapy

HealthyWoman from Bottom Line

Research continues to validate music’s profound effects on health. When volunteers recently listened to joyful music, their blood vessels dilated by 26% on average, improving the flow of blood, oxygen and nutrients. Learn what anyone can do for himself or herself to improve well-being through the use of music therapy.
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Music Neuroscience Video

Health Matters: Music and the Mind

Have you seen this yet? Dr. Barbara Reuer discusses ground-breaking discoveries that neuroscientists are making in music-brain research.
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Dr. Barbara Reuer in UCSD video

Company News: 04.12

MusicWorx Staff Expands Again

Jessy Rushing, 2007 MusicWorx intern alumna, has returned to MusicWorx as music therapist subcontractor to focus on two populations: medically fragile children and older adults.
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Company News: 02.12

MusicWorx CEO Provides Outreach in India

Dr. Barbara Reuer and a group of 12 music therapists and volunteers traveled to India to provide treatment and training to more than 1,500 in hospices, special-needs schools, medical colleges, and palliative-care facilities.
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Company News: 02.12

MusicWorx Releases Toolbox 9 CMTE Course

Working with Active Military: A Progressive Music Therapy Curriculum covers the prescribed clinical use of music in order to support military–service members and wounded warriors returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. Diagnoses include post traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, substance abuse, and other psychological disorders.
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Company News: 07.11

MusicWorx Releases Toolbox 8 CMTE Course

Music Therapy and Adolescent Populations offers intervention ideas for use with a variety of adolescent groups, including all of the following: developmentally disabled, musically gifted, coping with life-threatening or terminal illnesses, socially or sexually at-risk, substance abusive, and victimized by violence.
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