Introducing Drum Therapy
A drum is a relatively simple tool, learned quickly, and easy to make a sound. Drumming enables verbal communication between ages, disabilities and cultures. Drumming relieves stress, stress, anxiety, depression and fatigue in a constructive and enjoyable way...
Therapeutic Effects of Drumming
Drumming for an hour a week has been proved to release stress and anxiety, to relieve chronic pain and addiction, boost the immune system, and up lift our natural joy by 50% with no side effects...
Drumming Through Storytelling in Children Education
Drumming for an hour a week has been proved to release stress and anxiety, to relieve chronic pain and addiction, boost the immune system, and up lift our natural joy by 50% with no side effects...
Therapeutic Advantage of Drumming
When working with drums in therapeutic environments, the advantage of drumming is the ability to drum while sitting in a wheelchair, and the relatively simple way of producing sounds from drums. Furthermore, drumming is usually done with a large group of people, where the social effect and connectivity are meaningful...
Ancient Healing Approach
Cultures all over the globe used to use rhythm and strong beating sounds for their ceremonies and rituals. They know what we are now trying to prove, that drumming has a huge effect on us humans, and we can use its healing powers to help patients in many different aspects- physical, emotional, social, cognitive, and spiritual...
Healing Through Drumming
Drumming has positive effects on our health, in many aspects: physical, emotional, cognitive, social, and spiritual.
Group drumming can benefit in many different situations; special needs children and youth at risk (ADHD), people on the autistic spectrum, people with mental disabilities, elderly people, and can make a real difference for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s patients and geriatric - rehabilitation patients...
