Reaching Memory & Spirit Through Music
Take part in a cutting-edge roundtable with Dr. Tomaino about the human spirit’s response to music.
For clergy, chaplains, and other spiritual care givers, this inaugural conversation is a chance to explore the application of best practices from music therapy to pastoral care, spiritual support, and worship settings.
Through an overview of music, the brain, and memory, Dr. Tomaino will outline challenges faced by those with memory impairment and how and why music is a powerful tool to enhance interpersonal connections and community engagement.
WHEN
Tuesday, February 27, 2024 9:30am-2pm EST
WHERE
Wartburg
One Wartburg Place, Mt. Vernon, NY 10552
For more information about this event, contact Rev. Kimberli Lile, Director of Spiritual Care, 914-513-5162
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