Monthly Archives: December 2014

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  How to Choose Music That Meets Your Needs

  Posted on December 17, 2014 by Jessica Ryan in How To.

    How do you go about finding the right music for exercising, relaxing, or sleeping? Many of us would probably say that we begin by combing through the music in our library or that we start with our favorite type of music, perhaps classical, and search for songs belonging to that particular category. Through years […]

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  Creating Arts-Based Programming in Hospitals from the Ground Up

  Posted on December 12, 2014 by Laurie Sadowski in Guest Blogs.

    Chances are, we’ve all spent some time in the hospital waiting room – whether it’s for ourselves or someone else. Maybe it was for a trip to the emergency department, a routine ultrasound, a dreaded procedure, or a visit to a family member. Regardless of the reason, many hospitals don’t readily offer the most […]

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  Every Day is a Holiday

  Posted on December 2, 2014 by Kory Antonacci in Accessibility, Guest Blogs.

    During the holidays, I think it’s a bit easier to open your heart to become a little more generous, a little more caring, and a little kinder. Perhaps it’s the festive music, decorations, and overall spirit that the Christmas season brings with it. It’s easy for us all to get caught up in the […]

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