The fun factor
A woman with Parkinson’s disease gets back on her feet through the perfect beat—music-based rehab that feels more like entertainment than therapy.
A woman with Parkinson’s disease gets back on her feet through the perfect beat—music-based rehab that feels more like entertainment than therapy.
At age 17, Shawn Wieland suffered a traumatic brain injury in a winter car crash. Twenty years later, he's back to walking and playing guitar.
The Grand Rapids Symphony and Spectrum Health music therapists perform in a special event for nursing and rehabilitation residents, family and friends.
Twelve-year-old Skylar Darga battles cystic fibrosis and embraces life with gusto.
Heartbeat recording creates keepsake for cancer patient and her family.
Jake Rodgers, 17, plays the guitar again for the first time since suffering a traumatic brain injury.
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Music brought together a pediatric plastic surgery team and a little boy who needed help.
Partially paralyzed ArtPrize artist visits children's hospital with his sister to play music, talk about art and have a little fun.
Even though a heart may beat only briefly, it's a sound that echoes into eternity for those it touched.
Young patients get into the rhythm of healing with the help of tambourines, guitars and drums.
Tammy and Tony Corona don't let brain injuries or a stroke stand in the way of their love. They've written a love song together.