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Looking back on my journey—as a musician, a teacher, and a therapist—it all feels like it was leading to this: Songs to Grow By. This project is close to my heart. It’s more than just an album; [...]

We all know the power of music. A single song can bring back childhood memories, shift our mood, or inspire us to act. For children, music is even more powerful—it shapes how they see themselves [...]

I created Songs to Grow By — a series of original, affirmational songs for children ages 4–10. Blending Torah wisdom, developmental psychology, and neuroscience, this album helps kids build [...]

Buffalo’s winter is tough. The city faces heavy snowfall, freezing temperatures, and biting winds. But instead of just enduring the cold, Buffalonians use it to their advantage—building [...]

One of the most significant, yet often overlooked, cycles is the Basic Rest Activity Cycle (BRAC), which is a part of our ultradian rhythm system

Ultradian rhythms are natural cycles that occur throughout the day, lasting between 90-120 minutes, and they govern various biological processes in the body.

Today, I'd like to delve deeper into the world of Neuro Arts and explore how these creative practices can enhance our well-being. The Neuro Arts encompass a wide range of creative activities that [...]

Music and song have been used for many generations in various cultures throughout the world for spiritual and emotional expression and support.

Before the holidays, I wrote a post about sound healing. My blog typically releases new content on Sundays, but since the holidays coincided with Sundays, there was a brief hiatus. Let's pick up [...]

As a young child, I knew about the positive effects of music and sound. As a child I sang in our Temple choir, played piano, sang in school musicals, and more. Music gave me a great feeling [...]