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Unlock the Healing Power of Music for Stroke Recovery

In this video, we welcome Alie Chandler, MM, MT-BC, NMT, a seasoned neurologic music therapist with over 20 years of experience. Alie shares her innovative Sing For Speech program and insights into how music therapy activates the brain to aid speech and motor recovery after stroke. Expect to learn about the science behind neurologic music therapy, practical exercises for daily use, and how music can boost communication and well-being. This video is a valuable resource for stroke survivors and caregivers seeking effective, enjoyable recovery tools.

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Timestamps:
• 00:00 Introduction by Ralph Preston and welcome to Alie Chandler
• 02:15 Alie’s background and journey into neurologic music therapy
• 05:30 The science behind music therapy’s impact on the brain
• 09:45 Research studies on singing and aphasia recovery
• 13:20 Benefits of rhythmic auditory stimulation and Med Rhythms device
• 17:10 How music therapy supports motor skills and walking recovery
• 21:00 Overview of the Sing For Speech program and daily exercises
• 26:40 Demonstration of breathing, articulation, and singing exercises
• 31:50 Importance of caregiver involvement and balancing support
• 36:30 Community questions and discussion on ongoing stroke recovery

Summary
This video features neurologic music therapist Alie Chandler discussing the powerful role of music in stroke recovery. Alie explains how music therapy activates multiple brain regions simultaneously, aiding speech, motor function, and emotional well-being. She highlights recent research showing structural brain improvements through singing and melodic intonation therapy. Alie introduces her Sing For Speech program, designed for daily home practice to improve articulation, breathing, and communication. The conversation also covers the importance of caregiver involvement and practical tips for integrating music into recovery routines. This inspiring session offers hope and actionable tools for stroke survivors and their families.

Alie Chandler, MM, MT-BC is a Neurologic Music Therapist and Owner/Director of Ossia Music Therapy, LLC. She has a master’s degree in Music Therapy from Western Michigan University and has been a board-certified music therapist (MT-BC) since 2002. She is also the developer/author of an innovative therapeutic e-program, Sing For Speech©: Daily Expressive Language Exercises. For over 23 years, she has worked with clients of all ages in NY, CT, and NC, including the American Institute for Neuro-Integrative Development (Giant Steps School), the Music Therapy Institute of Westchester, and Westchester Medical Center. With a passion for research, she was the music therapist for a research team at Duke University Hospital for a study on resilience in adolescents with cancer, the SMART study by Dr. Sheri Robb and Dr. Deb Burns. Alie has published research on music therapy and autism and has presented nationally. She is trained in Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT), improvisational music therapy methods, and completed the Allied Team Training for Parkinson's. She has worked with the world-wide Virtual Connections for Aphasia and the Triangle Aphasia Project, and has focused on communication and language throughout her career. Alie greatly enjoys her private practice work with individuals with a variety of neurological needs, including dementia, aphasia, stroke and brain injury, Parkinson's and other neurodegenerative diseases, and Autism and developmental differences. She also provides training and consultation for professional and caregiver organizations to enhance creative care within healthcare systems.
Contact her at [email protected]
and her website https://www.ossiamusictherapy.com/
Sing For Speech E-Program, an online guide to daily music-based speech exercises: https://www.ossiamusictherapy.com/ser...
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Finland Study
This is the structural brain change study Alie mentioned:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles...