Dr. Assal Habibi talks about her early career in music and medicine research both independently and in connection with the Sound Health Network.

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Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about Dr. Asssal Habibi and her work at: https://dornsife.usc.edu/profile/assal-habibi/

Dr. Helen Lavretsky talks about her work in clinical aging studies and integrative interventions, including music therapy.

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Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about Dr. Lavretsky and her work at: https://www.uclahealth.org/providers/helen-lavretsky

Dr. Susan Rogers talks about her early career as a music producer and subsequent doctoral studies on music perception.

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Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about Dr. Rogers and her work at: https://college.berklee.edu/people/susan-rogers

Dr. Concetta Tomaino talks about her work as an early pioneer for clinical applications of music in neurological rehabilitation.

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Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about her and the Institute for Music and Neurologic Function at:

https://www.imnf.org/meet-our-staff

Dr. Howland shares her research on the clinical applications of music to enhance speech, language, cognition and movement in habilitation and rehabilitation settings.

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Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about Dr. Howland and her work:

https://www.kathleenhowland.com

Dr. Corene Thaut shares her research on the benefits of Neurologic Music Therapy and Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation. Music Mends Minds encourages you to visit her page at https://mahrc.music.utoronto.ca/people/curriculum-vitae-corene-thaut-phd/ to see her credentials and publications.

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Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about Dr. Thaut and her work:

https://music.utoronto.ca/person/corene-hurt-thaut

The Founder of Music Mends Minds, Carol Rosenstein, talks with the Founder of ARTSpeaks, Chip Staley, about how music making transforms the lives of elders living with cognitive decline.

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Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about Rosenstein and her work:

https://www.musicmendsminds.org/carol-rosenstein

Dr. Nina Kraus shares her research on the effects of sound, music, and hearing on the brain's cognitive, sensory, motor, and reward networks. Music Mends Minds encourages you to visit her website at https://brainvolts.northwestern.edu/ and to read her book, "Of Sound Mind: How Our Brain Constructs a Meaningful Sonic World".

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Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about Dr. Kraus and her work:

https://communication.northwestern.edu/faculty/nina-kraus.html

In this Ask the Expert episode, Dr. Michael Thaut highlights his research findings on rhythm's significant, therapeutic effects on Parkinson's patients! Renowned in the world of neurodegenerative research, Dr. Thaut shares his most recent significant findings with us!

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Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about him and his work:

https://rsi.utoronto.ca/faculty/michael-thaut

A longer episode, jampacked to the brim, on Professor Dean's experiences as a highly acclaimed performer and Professor at the UCLA Herb Albert School of Music of 17 years. He shares with us advice, stories, and tips on how music is healing for all- young and old, talented or not.

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Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about him and his work:

https://schoolofmusic.ucla.edu/people/michael-dean/