Salsa beat flavors Resounding Joy fundraiser
The Coast News . May 2009
A nonprofit group that uses music to help adults and children with special needs will hold a benefit dinner and concert from 6 to 9 p.m. May 2 featuring Mexican cuisine, live Cuban music and lots of room to dance . . . . Read entire
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Resounding Joy dinner dance draws a Ccrowd
Rancho Santa Fe Review . May 14, 2009
More than a 100 people listened and danced to live Cuban music May 2 at a dinner and concert that benefited Resounding Joy Inc., a nonprofit group that uses music to help adults and children with special needs . . . . Read entire
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Joy Giver Training Classes in Solana Beach
San Diego Backyard . April 1, 2009
April 12 is the deadline to sign up for a class to learn how music can help adults and children with special needs. Resounding Joy Inc., a nonprofit agency based in Carmel Valley . . . . Read entire
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Escondido Man Is New Treasurer of Resounding Joy
San Diego Backyard . February 13, 2009
An Escondido man has joined the board of a nonprofit agency that uses music to help adults and children with special needs. Matt Dolman, who owns Dolman & Associates, an accounting . . . . Read entire
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Local Music Therapist Honored
San Diego Backyard . November 20, 2008
Local music therapist Barbara Reuer has been honored twice by fellow health care professionals. The American Music Therapy Association gave her its Lifetime Achievement Award . . . . Read entire
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Resounding Joy Gets $75,000 Grant to Expand Music Program to Three More San Diego Schools
San Diego Backyard . October 1, 2008
Resounding Joy, a non-profit agency based in Carmel Valley, will begin implementing the program November 1 at Garfield High School and Victoria and Lindsay community day schools in . . . . Read entire
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Resounding Joy party fetes volunteers
Rancho Santa Fe Review . September 18, 2008
Resounding Joy Inc., a nonprofit organization that uses music to improve the lives of needy people, hosted a party Aug. 9 in Rancho Santa Fe to thank many of the volunteers . . . . Read entire
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Resounding Joy gets $8000 grant
Carmel Valley Leader . July 31, 2008
Resounding Joy Inc., a nonprofit group that uses music to help adults and children with special needs, has been awarded an $8,002 grant, its director announced this week . . . . Read entire
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April 19 Benefit Will Help Nonprofit Agency Continue and Expand Its Efforts Bringing Music to the Needy
Rancho Santa Fe Review . June 19, 2008
Around 250 spectators, volunteers and performers recently crowded a local church to raise money for Resounding Joy, the nonprofit agency whose volunteers use voice, drums, and other musical instruments . . . . Read entire
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Students Brighten Lives at Brighton
Carmel Valley Leader . May 23, 2008
A group of Carmel Del Mar third graders shared music and fun with seniors at Brighton Gardens last Wednesday afternoon. Called the Junior Joy Givers, the students beat drums and sang old favorites . . . . . Read entire
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Music Therapy: Healing with Music Is Both Art and Science
CSA Spirit . May 2008
"Including music therapy is no luxury, it's essential. Nothing is more expensive than having patients disorganized, agitated, in need of total care, restrained, and medicated." Read entire
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Michael Tiernan’s Music is Empowering the Musician as Well as His Fans
Carmel Valley News . April 10, 2008
The musician called it his perfect storm. Only a couple of short weeks into spring, he was facing his busiest weekend of the year to date: two benefit shows, a couple church gigs, a wedding and a funeral . . . . Read entire
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Children Give Back Through Music
Carmel Valley Leader . February 29, 2008
It all started with a news article. As part of an assignment from her teacher, Cathie Hays, Carmel Del Mar School third grader Stella Roth told her class about an article the local music therapy organization . . . . Read entire
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Organization touts healing power of music
Carmel Valley Leader . January 25, 2008
Barbara Reuer believes in the healing powers of music. For her, music is more than just background noise, more than just a jumble of notes. It is a tool that has the ability to energize as well as calm, and
most importantly . . . . Read entire
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Volunteers
Use Music Therapy to Reach People,
Offer Comfort
The San Diego
Union-Tribune . December 19, 2007
Intensive-care nurses at
Scripps Memorial
Hospital-Encinitas were unable
to wake a patient
who remained comatose for days
after surgery. They summoned
music therapist Barbara Reuer
. . . . Read entire
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Carmel Valley resident helps bring the therapeutic power of music to people in need through Resounding Joy, Inc.
Carmel Valley News . March 29,
2007
English poet and playwright William Shakespeare had it right yet again when he wrote the phrase, "If music be the food of love, play on." Studies have shown that music has a calming effect on the
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Resounding Joy concert raises funds for adults and children who are homebound, have special needs
Carmel Valley News . March 15,
2007
Volunteers wanted A nonprofit agency whose volunteers use voice, drums and other musical insruments to help adults and children who are homebound or have special needs raised more than $27,000 at
. . . . Read entire
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Music therapy ministry aims to be a Resounding success
The Lutheran . May 2004
Some 30 volunteers from two churches in northern San Diego County began meeting one night a week in March to learn some basic principles of music therapy and brush up on counseling skills. By April, they
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