Tag: Violence
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How To Move Forward After A Brain Injury
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How Music Helps Women Suffering From Violence
Music can still be a vehicle for women to get themselves heard — and to heal, says Sandi Curtis. Curtis recently retired from Concordia as a professor of music therapy. She has long believed that listening to and creating music can be a source of empowerment for women. This can be especially vital to those who…