elcome to our Links Directory. These website links are listed as a convenience to our visitors. Enjoy exploring these outstanding individuals and businesses! Below the links are articles that have been published about Musical Reflections or by Tami Briggs, therapeutic harpist.
Amy is President of Medcalm, an innovative company dedicated to offering the medical community audio solutions for healing and relaxation. Medcalm products include the Medcalm Channel, an extensive audio/video library, as well as a unique headphone system for patient care and treatment. Medcalm's goal is to creatively bring the highest quality audio/video wellness programs to where the patient needs it the most.
Trish provides gift baskets for cancer patients and caregivers. All of their gift baskets provide hope, encouragement and comfort, as well as promote healing and recovery for people going through the cancer journey. These gift baskets are a great way to touch someone with any kind of cancer at any stage, and to show them your love and support.
Arden is a music therapist. She co-developed with her husband Jack, an original system of healing and sound therapy that achieves healing, meditation, and relaxation. In her cutting-edge work, she has created many different musical motifs or short phrases which treat different systems of the body, as well as the emotions and spirit.
Bernie is an artist, author, educator, and consultant, and has worked in the human development field for over thirty years. He is the co-founder, with his wife Constance, of the Center for Living Art, which provides learning opportunities for individuals, groups, and organizations in bringing alive the creative and artistic brilliance of all people.
Bernie's most recent art project, The Soul of Flowers, shows the magnificent inside world of nature, and is used to explore personal renewal and rejuvenation. Bernie’s most recent book is "The Grace of Ordinary Days."
Patrick Murphy and Sandi Kimmel’s newest website is devoted to Law of Attraction, a path of practical spirituality. They’ve selected the best Law of Attraction resources on the web including books, DVDs, inspiring stories, helpful articles, unique gifts, and Music for Manifesting, Meditating and More to help you "STAY TUNED!"
Sandi Kimmel is a songwriter, music healer, and inspirational speaker. She is a modern-day minstrel who is frequently called "a lifeguard in a sea of negativity." Sandi uses her guitar, her voice and her melodies to support the spirit-seeking journey toward wholeness and wellness. Her songs uplift and inspire, heal the heart, and soothe the soul.
Relax, recharge and rejuvenate. Whether you're a family member, healthcare professional or volunteer, these heart-centered resources guide you back into balance. Books, music, inspiration and more are available on this site, including the "Heart Wide Open: Self-Care for Caregivers" handbook.
Christina Tourin is the founder and director of the International Harp Therapy Program established in 1995. This certification program is designed to teach harpists how to take the instrument into hospitals, hospices, and nursing homes. Tina is a world-touring harpist and master teacher. She has currently released 14 harp recordings, 10 harp instruction videos, and a variety of harp sheet music and instruction books for beginners through advanced players. These are available on her www.emeraldharp.com website.
Lyon & Healy is one of the world's oldest harp makers with 115 years of experience. Lyon & Healy is acclaimed throughout the world for its remarkable depth and clarity of sound, breathtaking designs, and rich heritage of quality craftsmanship. Each hand-crafted pedal and lever harp is instilled with a legacy of superior woodcrafting and commitment to the development of the instrument.
Carolyn Utigard Thomas' art "Gentle Blessings" is the cover of Tami's first book, Grace Notes: Reflections on the Harp and Healing. Carolyn is a contemporary artist working primarily in watercolor. Her paintings are adventures of the spirit and landscapes of the mind. Physical and spiritual worlds imaginatively merge in her art of mystery, fantasy, and vision.
Jan is a watercolor artist with her own studio/gallery/classroom space at beautiful Lake Tahoe. She has been painting for over 20 years and has done the artwork for many of Tami's CD covers. Her favorite subjects include doing personal angel portraits, florals, and the Tahoe landscape.
Cancer survivor, turned fashion designer, Peg Feodoroff founded Spirited Sisters, Inc. with two of her sisters. Home of the Original Healing Threads, she creates and markets beautiful and functional personal patient apparel that is an alternative to a hospital gown. It is truly fashion and function in one garment!
The Dementia Whisperers offer innovative programs designed to train, encourage, and support caregivers of memory-challenged adults.
"Complementary Healthcare: Using Music as a Healing Modality" by Tami Briggs, Journal of Gynecologic Oncology Nursing, Spring 2004, Volume 14, No. 1, p. 13-18.
"Finding Comfort: Using Music in the Grief Journey" by Tami Briggs, Caring Notes: A Professional Newsletter by SHARE, 3rd Quarter 2003, Volume 9, Issue III, p. 1-3.
"Gentle Notes: Music's Role in Hospice Care" by Tami Briggs, Institute KnowLedger by The Hospice Institute of the Florida Suncoast, August 2008.
"Harpist Sees Music as Sound Therapy" from Rochester (Minn.) Post-Bulletin (by Renee Berg), Minneapolis Star Tribune, February 10, 2002, p. E8.
"Healing Touch: Mayo Eugenio Litta Children's Hospital Helps Children of all Ages and Diagnoses" by Katherine Shine, Rochester Women, Holiday 2003, Issue 20, Volume 4, Number 5, p. 59-60.
"Music to the ER" by Donna Halvorsen, Minneapolis Star Tribune, October 12, 2004, p. E1, E8.
"Music: A Transformational Tool in the Healthcare Setting" by Tami Briggs, Plain Views: A Publication of the Healthcare Chaplaincy, February 2, 2005, Vol. 2, No. 1. www.plainviews.org; click on "Professional Practice."
"Music's Role in Pediatric Palliative Care and Hospice" by Tami Briggs, ChiPPS Pediatric Palliative Care Newsletter, August 2008, Issue 12.
"The Healing Power of Music" by T.J. Banes, The Indianapolis Star, July 16, 2004, p. E1, E8.
"Using Music for the Terminally Ill and the Dying" by Tami Briggs, Grief Digest, April 2005, Volume 2, Issue #4, p. 25.
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