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Healing Muses at Work 2011

Healing Muses projects to more than double its healing music services this year in the East Bay and San Francisco, to hospitals and clinics serving a broad spectrum of the community:

Kaiser Permanente
96 services at sites throughout the San Francisco Bay Area

Berkeley Primary Care Clinic
12 services. This clinic serves the uninsured, very low income and homeless population in Berkeley

Regional Cancer Center, Doctors Medical Center, San Pablo
12 services. 

Healing Muses Winter Newsletter 2011

Highlights:

  • How music heals
  • Summary of 2010 activities and fundraisers
  • New fiscal year sees Healing Muses on track with goals
  • Muse Diana Rowan writes from Bulgaria
  • Muse Partice Haan's recent work

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To schedule Music for Healing in your health care facility or home, to order a CD or make a donation, contact:

Suzanne Siebert,
Board President
510.843.2425
suzannesiebert@gmail.com

Patrice Haan
Muse
510.534.9250
patrice@tuxedorecords.com

Mailing address:
Healing Muses
1185 Solano Avenue,
PMB #153
Albany, CA 94706

Email:
healingmuses@comcast.net

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This animation gives the feeling of the effect of what Healing Muses does. It starts dark with a fast heartbeat and EKG which slow by the end of the piece due to the influence of the music. Music from Healing Muses' Reflections CD. Photos by Melia Tichenor. Animation by Doug Thompson. Apple QuickTime is required to play this video. It can be downloaded free here.
“Part of the thrill of music seems to come from the release of endorphines, the powerful opiate-like chemicals produced in the brain that induce euphoria and relieve pain.”

—David Sobel, MD
Director of Patient Education and Health Promotion
Northern California Region,
Kaiser Permanente,
Oakland, CA

“My daughter was in surgery today, and I've been an emotional wreck. Your music helped calm me and made the waiting so much easier.”

—Mother of a young patient

“Patients find the music soothing, and it adds lightness and joy to their hospital stay.”

—Nurse
Kaiser Permanente, East Bay