Скачать или смотреть Interview with Casey Muze, Therapist & Trauma-Informed Rhythm Specialist

An interview with Casey Muze, Therapist and Trauma-Informed Rhythm Specialist, invites you into a world where music becomes medicine for the soul. He shares how rhythm can regulate a child in chaos, ground a neurodivergent mind, or awaken memories long thought lost in dementia care. Casey talks about trauma with both honesty and compassion, explaining how sound bypasses defenses and reaches the parts of us that words struggle to touch. In our conversation, he reveals how rhythm helps rebuild identity, especially for those who have been fragmented by hardship or unresolved grief. He also breaks down the science behind his methods in a way that feels accessible, empowering, and deeply human. Casey’s stories remind us that healing isn’t loud or dramatic—it often begins with a single beat, a single moment of attunement. He speaks about his work with caregivers, clinicians, and educators, highlighting how they, too, find healing through rhythmic connection. This interview showcases not only his expertise but his heart for people who need a safe place to reset and reconnect. Casey offers hope that transformation is possible when sound, presence, and empathy come together. Listening to him, you realize that rhythm isn’t just music—it’s a lifeline.