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February 7th, 2020 | Category: Uncategorized

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Music therapy creates a warm, happy atmosphere for the staff who deal every day with the psychosocial aspects of the inpatient population.

Hospital Staff

I remembered things I haven’t thought about in years!

Hospital Patient

Music therapy makes staff and patients happy. A happy patient is a GOOD patient.

Hospital Staff

This should be available for everyone every day they are here.

Hospital Patient

Music therapy makes our Infusion Center more unique; we have more to offer.

Hospital Staff

I now feel more relaxed and uplifted.

Hospital Patient

Music therapy puts a smile on our patients’ faces, and makes their experiences more positive/healthy. It gets them involved with other patients and with being more open.

Hospital Staff

For a moment, my cancer doesn’t exist.

Hospital Patient

The staff looks forward to music therapy every time the music therapist walks down the hall. They quietly sing along as they are working, and it really brings up the morale.

Hospital Staff

I normally don’t open up to strangers, but the music made me feel comfortable enough to do so. I feel much better!

Hospital Patient