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Goblins galore may be showing up at your door on the very last day of October. What kinds of treats will you be handing out? If you were a fly on the wall in my office in the weeks to follow Halloween, you would be shocked to see the effects sugar play on children’s ability…
DetailsHalloween, or All Hallows Eve, is upon us! Kids as Ninja’s and Princesses will soon haunt the streets begging for treats. When I was a kid, the sure welcome sign that a house was open for sweet giveaways was that they had a lit pumpkin, or Jack-o-Lantern, on the front porch or windowsill. No Jack?…
DetailsSpecial Issue: Dyslexia Awareness Month! Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Share: Hug A Dyslexic This Month! We have a whole month to appreciate the many strengths and beautiful diversities of the millions of people in the world who live with the learning difference Dyslexia. October is National Dyslexia Awareness…
DetailsAre You Catching the latest Phony Disease? According to a set of essays published in the Public Library of Science Medicine, drug companies are systematically inventing non-existent diseases, or exaggerating minor ones, in order to sell more of their products. This practice turns healthy people into patients and places many of them at risk of…
DetailsHere Are Our Picks (click on the names to listen) I love this list as it is as varied as our emotions and all our life’s experiences. Please, share your life’s music in the comments below! Music to work to: Jerry Garcia & David Grisman “The Thrill Is Gone” Music to rock out to:…
DetailsIn her book, The Well Balanced Child, Sally Blythe describes that the director of her son’s boys choir told her that all his singers’ reading skills improved within six months of joining the group, regardless of whether they were formerly good readers or poor readers! As we gain more information on how the brain plays,…
DetailsIf MUSIC be the Food of …… Play On! Play, Sing, Listen and Learn! Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Share: In This Month’s Issue The Soundtrack of Life Your Brain On Music Join The Choir Books’ Books: Daniel J Levitin CookBooks Corner: Rinpoche’s Dal News & Events: “Solving Your…
DetailsMusic is as old as humankind. It is one of the earliest teachers. Primitive tribes used drums to communicate with other tribes, and Aboriginal Australians still keep their history alive through the musical tradition of the songline. Music helps guide our emotions through such milestones as marriage, death, and birth. It is much more important…
DetailsOpening creativity and sensory stimulus through play. Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Share: In This Month’s Issue The Joy of Play Nature’s Playground Books’ Books CookBooks Corner: Sausage Snakes News & Events:Intro to Muscle Checking ONLINE! Testimonials Sugar Tracker: A Spoonful of Spinach Official Website Books Family Health Center Blog…
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