Hospice helps patients make the transition at the end of life. Music can move with the patient on this journey, providing comfort and reducing anxiety.

Musical tempo, rhythm, and genre will change for each targeted medical issue. One style doesn't fit all. This article explores musical style choices.

Hospice is about making the best of the time you have. Music gives hospice patients comfort and reduces their fear and anxiety.

The musician meets the patient where he is emotionally and physically, matches his state, and moves the patient to a better place.

Anxiety results when jittery brain waves control the body. Lower frequency therapeutic music calms the brain and the body, eliminating anxiety.

We have no known cure for Alzheimer’s. But we can still help restore awareness with music.

Musicians face potential physical injury from hours of constant practice. Relaxation holds the key to remaining healthy and pain free after hours of practice.

A chance to help others by training as a Clinical Musician. A nationally recognized training program takes you into this new world.

Relaxation will move an anxious patient to a more comfortable state. Therapeutic music produces the desired relaxation response almost every time.

To be effective as a therapeutic musician, be in the moment. Evaluate patient condition so that you can select the correct music to play.

When dementia people and caregivers come to the Memory Cafe at the Lecanto, Florida YMCA, they are in for a treat: an afternoon of arts, crafts, music and dancing.

With one year behind us, we are grateful for our successes and thankful to all those who helped us thrive. Two musicians are in training, with more to come.