Re-release: "Music Therapy," with Carlene Brown

11/19/20 • 27 min

Listen to Carlene Brown, professor of music and director of music therapy, tell us how music can be used to help both body and mind.

Listen to Carlene Brown, professor of music and director of music therapy, tell us how music can be used to help both body and mind.

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