The Power of Singing for Parkinson's disease
Singing and Well Being -
The joy of singing is only one benefit of using music with people who are living with
Parkinson's disease.
The benefits of music can also be therapeutic for the brain, memory, mood, loudness, fluency,
communication, connections, and movement.
Music Therapy and its Impact on the Brain
How Singing Together can change the Brain
Music and Memory for Parkinson's disease
Using Music to Unlock Memories with
Parkinson's disease
Power of Music on the Brain: Parkinson's disease
How Music Can Heal our Brain and Heart
Your Brain on Music:
Effective for
Parkinson's disease
The Power of Familiar Music
Neurologic Music Therapy
Sounds of Joy
Wellness Choir
Finding joy and wellness through song!
The Sounds of Joy Wellness Choir was founded October 2019 by Colleen Cox, a Board Certified Music Therapist, who wanted to use music to help adults living with traumatic and acquired brain injuries, cognitive impairments, early onset Dementia, Parkinson’s and other brain disorders “find joy and wellness through song.” Colleen knew that singing was beneficial to memory and to retention of voice strength, volume and intonation. Perhaps even more importantly, Colleen knew that the bonds of friendship and mutual support were key to remaining positive and proactive when faced with a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.
Contact Colleen Cox for more information about the Sounds of Joy Wellness Choir and how to reap the benefits of music and song in the lives of people living with Parkinson's disease.