Virtual community music therapy session
This is a video made specifically for the Beginnings Program at Caring Kind NYC and The Alzheimer’s Association during the coronavirus pandemic. I am happy to share it for all to enjoy.
Music helps us cope with life challenges as much as it enhances our most meaningful celebrations. I hope that this video session brings you comfort and joy during these difficult times.
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Check out our interview in Manhattan Profiles Magazine!
Ariel, how did you get into music therapy?
I first heard of music therapy while attending Berklee College of Music where I was studying music performance. I’ve always been interested in psychology, philosophy, and science—so when I saw there was a music therapy degree, I took the introductory class and was instantly hooked. I graduated with a double major in Music Performance and Music Therapy. I also have an MA in music psychotherapy from NYU.
What fascinates me most about music therapy is that I…
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Music is good for the soul – and the heart.
Check out our blog post at Northern Westchester Hospital website..
Portrait of young woman listening to music during workout
https://nwhc.net/blog/music-therapy
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Join us for a Drum Circle at the Alzheimer’s Foundation on February 15
AFA Care Connection Community Class: “I Got Rhythm” Drum Circle
February 15 @ 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm EST
