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		<title>The Power of Music Therapy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dr. Sacks wrote movingly about the impact of music for his patients, which made me wonder if the music my dad could help. Every night, all through my childhood, my father played the violin. When my sister and I to sleep was agitated, he would come into our bedroom to sleep and we would play. <a href="http://www.kenilworthcommunity.org/theraphy/the-power-of-music-therapy.html"> read more <span class="meta-nav">&#187;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-14" title="music-therapy" src="http://www.kenilworthcommunity.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/music-therapy-300x273.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="273" />Dr. Sacks wrote movingly about the impact of music for his patients, which made me wonder if the music my dad could help. Every night, all through my childhood, my father played the violin. When my sister and I to sleep was agitated, he would come into our bedroom to sleep and we would play. During  my mother&#8217;s last decade, my father played for her every night that her  Parkinson&#8217;s calmed down, and allowed her to s oscillations to drift into  sleep. In a sense, my father was our family &#8216;been;&#8217;s music therapist.</p>
<p>Perhaps, a music therapist I could find for my dad. After some research, I found Rusty. In our first music therapy session, the rusty, to my father&#8217;s bedroom, tuned his guitar and started singing. I sang. My father put on his back on his bed, unmoving.</p>
<p>The only time he opened his eyes had final farewell to the music of the session said. &#8220;Don &#8216;t care,&#8221; Rusty said to me when he was my sad face, &#8220;see, it may take some time for people to warm up to me.&#8221; require, I felt hopeless. A breakthrough came, however, during the second session of the music. We started with folk songs, but they had no effect on my dad. Since  his real love is chamber music, I started to play the melody to  Schubert &#8216;to hum, it&#8217;s Trout Quintet of Rusty geïmproviseerdt while on  his guitar. My father opened his eyes. Rusty then moved into a contracted version of &#8220;Ode to Joy.&#8221; My dad acclaimed.</p>
<p><span id="more-13"></span>With each subsequent session of the music, my dad grew occupier. During the sixth session, peered several other residents in my dad&#8217;s room. &#8220;Come in! Come in!&#8221; Rusty and I cried, and dragged them to the staff to get extra chairs. Soon there were six other elderly residents in the room, singing and beating.</p>
<p>We  sang the eraliederen World War II, and even two women stood up and  danced into each other (otherwise they both toppled over. Have) Now,  Rusty comes every Friday afternoon. We&#8217;ve moved the music from my father&#8217;s bedroom in a common area where we at by a dozen other residents connected. The music convert them. One woman, for example, is usually folded into itself so that it reminds me of a flat tire. Rusty  but when strummed the tune of &#8220;Old Man River,&#8221; she made up straight,  leaned her main drug, and gave performances as moving as any Paul  Robeson could have done.</p>
<p>There are days when the call for my father hard. But I now know what to do. We sing. Even as a young man, my father knew the lyrics to one song, &#8220;Home on the Range.&#8221; So, we end our visits &#8220;to sing at Home Range&#8221; together. There&#8217;s an irony in this. My father and I&#8217;m New Englanders. We&#8217;ve never lived on the range or even seen a wild antelope. But no matter. The song brings us comfort and we are both at peace.</p>
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		<title>The Powers Healing of Sex</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 16 Jul 2011 06:55:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The most common advice on how to approach sex when you are suffering from chronic pain has been carefully &#8230;. The typical message is that the intimacy but ultimately worth it because of the relationship challenging and uncomfortable. However, the council ignores evidence that sexual intimacy may reduce pain, chronic pain, which means the more <a href="http://www.kenilworthcommunity.org/sexuality/the-powers-healing-of-sex.html"> read more <span class="meta-nav">&#187;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-11" title="power_healing_sex" src="http://www.kenilworthcommunity.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/power_healing_sex-221x300.jpg" alt="" width="221" height="300" />The most common advice on how to approach sex when you are suffering from chronic pain has been carefully &#8230;. The typical message is that the intimacy but ultimately worth it because of the relationship challenging and uncomfortable. However,  the council ignores evidence that sexual intimacy may reduce pain,  chronic pain, which means the more reason, not less, in sensual acts to  recruit. Of course when your body hurts, you may not particularly feel sexy. You can further discomfort fear that makes you hesitant to experiment.</p>
<p>The  following research findings can serve as an aphrodisiac, or at least  encourage people to present pain for the promise of pleasure to oversee.  My first research support from &#8220;family help&#8221; the thesis was not successful. Googling  &#8220;sex&#8221; and &#8220;chronic pain&#8221; yielded many results &#8211; but almost all were  focused on the inevitable difficulties that arise when one partner  suffers from a chronic condition.</p>
<p>However, I divided the study into two separate questions:</p>
<p>(1) what happens when you have sex? and</p>
<p>(2) how can it affect chronic pain?</p>
<p>And I found a completely different story. The  genus apparently shows a gang of chemical compounds in the brains,  starting with oxytocin alone, or as the bonding or cuddle hormone is  known. Studies  show oxytocin levels in women during childbirth and breastfeeding, as  well as fathers who are raised with their partners and babies are  geïmpliceerdn.</p>
<p><span id="more-10"></span>Oxytocin increases so also sensual contact between adults and peaks during orgasm. Google  led me to entertaining articles about the evolutionary role of the  different slices and speculated manierenoxytocin to post-coital fatigue  in men but a larger drive in women can lead to scoop and chat. The  conjecture aside, research shows consistently that oxytocin not only  emotional connection increases, it also promotes a sense of calm and  well-being and reduces the effects of stress (as measured by blood  pressure and cortisol) in reducing pain relevant observations are. In fact, oxytocin is currently being tested as a way of treatment for neuropathic and inflammatory pain.</p>
<p>The scientists also want to produce a synthetic version of &#8220;supply, improved well-being,&#8221; but have not been successful. However, each of us has the power to our oxytocin levels by keeping in touch to perform, and even thoughts. A  study of women in happy marriages found that thinking about their  partners, a surge of oxytocin in women&#8217;s cause;&#8217;s bloodstream.</p>
<p>Oxytocin  also increases the desire to touch and be touched, which in turn the  likelihood of further increases oxytocin production. The  additional substances by skin-to-skin contact with peak effects at  orgasm released, so also contribute to pain relief and welfare. These  include serotonin, our body&#8217;s natural tranquilizer, phenyl ethylamine  (also in chocolate is found) that brain &#8216;activates;&#8217;s plenty of heart,  and endorphins, a natural painkiller pain awareness diminishes and  feelings of elation and euphoria produced. Endorphins, one of the body&#8217;s natural opioids, have a chemical structure similar to morphine.</p>
<p>Synthetic opioids: the narcotic medications are prescribed for severe pain. You&#8217;ve probably heard of endorphins and &#8220;runner&#8217;s high&#8221; that they can reveal. Take comfort that you are not marathon athlete to take advantage of the good feeling they cause. If after a good belly laugh feels calm and blessed is the lovemaking or other pleasant experience, opioids at work. The length of such effects is unclear. According  to one report I&#8217;ve found enkephalines, another natural opioid, was  lifted in certain areas of the brains up to two or more days after it is  activated.</p>
<p>So, have chronic pain as a damper on your drive for closeness put &#8211; please reconsider the potential benefits. If  you are in a loving relationship to be happy enough, look at the  connection to your partner as a source of comfort, even pain relief. Consider  ways of soothing touch, orgasms, and other forms of pleasure to your  toolbox to add independent strategies to reduce pain.</p>
<p>Remember, you can feel-good chemicals also disclose by keeping thoughts to ponder. If you&#8217;re on your, am creative. You  can find similar effects of hugs, professional massage, petting your  cat, or mindfully apply lotion on your hands, face, neck and body. The experiment and follow your response (see my previous blog). This requirement for contact with a few caveats and clarifications. The terms of gender as a constant flight from pain would lead to problems. And  if your pain directly with sex (as in vulvar pain) is associated, the  relationship is contraindicated, as any activities that are harmful or  risky &#8211; but the sensual touch that does not feel safe and welcome.</p>
<p>If  you&#8217;ve enjoyed sex and closeness, but currently out of fear or  disinterest attached to avoid pain, you may want to revisit that  decision. Consider a few rules to make sure you feel safe as you and experimenting to find the satisfying feeling. You  might want to look to literature on how to sex &#8220;to approach, care  fully&#8221; so you&#8217;re comfortable enough to get started, and then &#8230; enjoy!</p>
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		<title>Four Building Blocks for Ecstatic Sex</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Everyone seems to be looking for how to improve sex life, or Barbara &#8216;use;&#8217;s words &#8220;How to sexual ecstasy in your life.&#8221; to maintain it, because let&#8217;s face it-we all are all ecstatic in life should have. Or more orgasms, or any orgasm, the intimacy, ease of sexual boredom or some kind of cosmic connection-sex <a href="http://www.kenilworthcommunity.org/sexuality/four-building-blocks-for-ecstatic-sex.html"> read more <span class="meta-nav">&#187;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-8" title="ecstatic_sex" src="http://www.kenilworthcommunity.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/ecstatic_sex.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="243" />Everyone seems to be looking for how to improve sex life, or Barbara &#8216;use;&#8217;s words &#8220;How to sexual ecstasy in your life.&#8221; to maintain it, because let&#8217;s face it-we all are all ecstatic in life should have. Or  more orgasms, or any orgasm, the intimacy, ease of sexual boredom or  some kind of cosmic connection-sex hunting for hundreds of years. When it comes to sex, maybe it&#8217;s time to refresh our language and our sexuality lexicon to investigate. I love Barbara&#8217;s analysis of familiar and necessary for &#8220;The Building Blocks for Ecstatic Sex&#8221;.</p>
<p>Let&#8217;s take a separate sexual pleasure. It&#8217;s by taking it apart and learn it&#8217;s essential components that we can really understand how it all works. Remember-the sexual desire is something you can turn on and off. I often tell people they do not have to be in the mood for sex. Sometimes, it&#8217;s just about showing and doing it.</p>
<p>Four blocks for Ecstatic Sex:</p>
<p><span id="more-7"></span>1. It all begins in the mind. Come on, you remember that even your arms and legs during an argument blowing orgasm? Of course you don &#8216;t. the start of the race in the mind of thought. Where to place your attention? While love is making you thinking about making love or something else like what your employer said to you at that meeting? I loved Barbara&#8217;s analogy of sexual attention and meditation. How many times your mind floats off during meditation? That&#8217;s why we bring our-mediate mantras as possible to keep clear of clutter. It&#8217;s the same thing with ecstatic sex. Keep your mind as focused as you are receiving or giving sexual pleasure can. When you walk, please bring it gently back just like you when you meditate.</p>
<p>2. The breath is essential. Again, just like in the meditative quality of your sexual experience or could be connected enough to breathe. The guardians of the family holding on &#8220;to speak Silent and Quick&#8221; rule. This is something that most of us as young people are taught when we discovered that our genitals gave us pleasure. We learned quickly and quietly in order not to be heard and not be detected. Unfortunately, for many people, these sexual habits with us for the rest of our lives. If you consider the gender of the battle to have, you breathe. If you breathe a little bit, you have smaller orgasms. If you can learn to open your lungs and oxygen in many of your potential grows more pleasure to breathe.</p>
<p>3. Make Noise. Let&#8217;s return to &#8220;back, quiet and quick&#8221; decision that so many of us living in our parent &#8216;taught;&#8217;s house. We learned as we own pleasure (masturbation) wanted &#8211; we were silent. Nobody wants our parents or siblings in our walk. Again, many of us have that rule in our adult lives held. We do not want to be heard. Maybe it&#8217;s not that we parents are involved, perhaps as children or the neighbors. Keep close by as a soft pillow and make noise that if you reduce the house are worried. But suppose that throat open if you want to increase your sexual pleasure. Making noise and breathing are key to heating up your sexual engine.</p>
<p>4. Teach me to move. Shake it up! In the world of Anger often they teach us to act as a wave or a dolphin moving. If you like you could get up and practice it. But technology is not the all-important point is that silence is not always your friend when you are looking for sexual bliss. Think about making love and dancing.</p>
<p>You must move your hips! So,  the next time you think about how the more essential goodness of your  love making and ramp up your sexual pleasure, remember the four  components: Mind, Breath, Movement and Noise.</p>
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		<title>The Family that Eats Together Stays Healthy Together</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 09 Jul 2011 06:39:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It seems like your family&#8217;s meals are always consumed &#8220;to run.&#8221; Sitting down for a family meal can feel like a luxury you can &#8220;not afford your family&#8217;s busy schedules. The mom, the dad and the kids have other obligations or their programs only match it in synch for a relaxing family meal allow. When <a href="http://www.kenilworthcommunity.org/healthy-tips/the-family-that-eats-together-stays-healthy-together.html"> read more <span class="meta-nav">&#187;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It seems like your family&#8217;s meals are always consumed &#8220;to run.&#8221; Sitting down for a family meal can feel like a luxury you can &#8220;not afford your family&#8217;s busy schedules. The mom, the dad and the kids have other obligations or their programs only match it in synch for a relaxing family meal allow. When  I was a kid my dad would be home from school education and we &#8220;get, D  must voobijsnellen dinner so he could continue his evening class at a  local university teaching. While a more relaxed dinner would have been better, I &#8216;m glad we got together to eat.</p>
<p>Research  shows that families four or five meals together each week, kids who eat  more fruits and vegetables, in general, healthier eating habits and are  less likely to have obesity. Eating  on the run increases the risk of childhood obesity and developing poor  eating habits and may develop an eating disorder help. In my clinical work with patients, ischemic boeli I often find I have a long history of chaotic eating.</p>
<p>They  can be a snack grab or something from a vending get food while UP-UP,  or eat in their cars after using the drive-up window of a fast food  restaurant, but often there are few sit-down family meal. An  additional advantage of having meals together is a chance for your kids  to catch and what&#8217;s to know, that&#8217;s going in their lives. Just make sure you do not use your child over dinner to talk bad grades, chores or other failure to do unpleasant topics. Enjoy the meal with your kids.</p>
<p><span id="more-5"></span>You can discuss problems in a different time. Considering  the enormous health and psychological costs of childhood obesity and  the chance to communicate with your kids to raise, it would be  worthwhile to make the changes necessary to bring several family meal  have each week. Even  if it is inconvenient and changing programs or require giving up some  activities, the benefits more than compensate for the disruption. You may feel that it would be pointless to eat together.</p>
<p>Many parents have tried to start conversations, but complained that their kids do not want to talk. You  shouldn &#8216;t be discouraged if you call something like that goes:</p>
<p>Parent:  &#8220;How was today&#8217;s school?&#8221;</p>
<p>Child: &#8220;Okay&#8221;</p>
<p>Parent: &#8220;What did you do in  class?&#8221;</p>
<p>Child: &#8220;Nothing&#8221;</p>
<p>Instead, you can The conversation started with an open question. Even  a superficial answer you get, like &#8220;fine&#8221; or &#8220;okay&#8221; or a non-verbal  grunts at least your child will know that you are interested in  demonstrating. If this is a repeated pattern, you can talk with your spouse about an issue that would be interesting to your child.</p>
<p>For example, you could about sports, movies, music or even politics now. Just make sure that the conversation is positive, not criticism. At some point in the interview you can casually ask your child what she thinks. Start with a goal to a routine of the family meal for one or two nights to establish one week. Review your family&#8217;s programs to see which day of the fewest obligations. Even if there is no perfect solution, make a distinction between essential and optional activities.</p>
<p>Ask  yourself, given health and psychological consequences of childhood  obesity and eating disorders, those of your family&#8217;s current activities  is more essential than eating together? When  you give it some thought, you&#8217;ll find that very few activities are more  important than promoting healthy eating habits and increasing  communication with your children. Bon appetit!</p>
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