Music on the Mind

Series: Arts & Health
Aired: April 22, 2021
Panelist(s): Sarah Hoover, DMA (Johns Hopkins) and Alexander Pantelyat, MD (Johns Hopkins)
Interviewer: Sonia Azad (WFAA)

What are the ways that music benefits brain health? How can music contribute to healing in the brain following injury or as a result of a neurological disorder?

Join us for a fascinating conversation with Dr. Sarah Hoover and Dr. Alexander Pantelyat with the Johns Hopkins Center for Music & Medicine. The Center for Music & Medicine brings together artists of the Peabody Institute with practitioners and researchers of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine to explore the complex relationship between music and health, and the possibilities for healing through music.

Further Reading:

• Dr. Hoover’s upcoming book release - Music as Care: Artistry in the Hospital Environment

• Performing Arts and Medicine at Peabody

• Clinical Care for Performing Artists

• The Arts in Healthcare at Peabody/Johns Hopkins

• Peabody/Johns Hopkins Medicine Music for a While Guidelines for Musicians

• Center for Music and Medicine

• Sound Health | National Institutes of Health (NIH)

• NHS England > Social Prescribing

• Music-based interventions in neurological rehabilitation - PubMed

• DRUM-PD: The use of a drum circle to improve the symptoms and signs of Parkinson's disease (PD)

• Jamal Davis & Ricky Kendall Cover "Golden Train" @ Shands Hospital (Tiny Bed Sessions)

Follow the Johns Hopkins Center for Music and Medicine on Social Media:

Facebook: @hopkinscmm

Instagram: @jhmusicmedicine

Twitter: @jhmusicmedicine

Have questions? Email: musicandmedicine@jhmi.edu

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