вЂњMusical Is the WayвЂќВ (Aug 12,2007) from The Times Of India, Calcutta Times. It takes you to a happier time.вЂ¦ Music is sort of a shelter in times of despair and pain.вЂќ For the article go to She finds the songs вЂњthat remind patients of good and happy times in their lives, helping them to move away from thoughts of pain and providing a stimulus for reflection.вЂќ Bowman says, вЂќ Music can transport you back to a time in the past, to when you first heard a certain song. She will share her work titled вЂњPassing SongsвЂќ and look for new music therapy ideas to bring home with her. Ellen Bowman, a music therapist from Maine, is speaking at the annual world wide European Music Therapy Congress in the Netherlands Aug 15-19. вЂњMusic As MedicineвЂќВ (Aug 7,2007) by Allison Ross Staff Writer from the Portland Press Herald Maine Sunday Telegram. As a result of the accident, Gibbons was unable to speak and even move and is being treated at Beth Abraham Rehab CenterвЂ¦in the Bronx, New York, which is a pioneer in the field of music therapy.вЂќ Trevor Gibbons suffered a stroke a couple of years ago while working on a window and fell four stories and landed flat on his back. Sean Kenniff studied one stroke patient who is walking, talking and even singing because of music therapy. In a new article entitled вЂњStroke Patients Make Music To Better HealthвЂќ (Aug 3, 2007) by Dr. Sacks says music is вЂњthe profoundest non-chemical medication for his patients and music has the power to organizeвЂќ. She was then able to sing the words to the song while listening to the music. Sacks had a musician come into the room and play her favorite song. One of his patients, a stroke victim, was unable to speak. He uses music to help his patients recover after different illnesses. Oliver Sacks, Professor of Clinical Neurology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, author of Awakenings, has been playing the piano since childhood and continues to play.

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