When she started her major at Wichita State University, Rebecca Lepping planned on becoming a professional pianist. But in 1997, at 21 years old, she changed her major from flute and piano performance to psychology. She knew she was in for a long ride. She had lots of classes to take and a vision that… Continue reading How KU Med’s program studying the effects of music on Alzheimer’s patients came about
When you hear a siren, you probably tense up and become more alert—even if you don’t realize it. When you listen to tranquil music, your heartbeat slows and your body feels more relaxed. That’s the effect sound has on us. It has the ability to create a physiological reaction. In scientific parlance, sound is a… Continue reading Sound therapy is the wellness trend everyone is talking about (and listening to)
