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Recently we brought you the story of how harmonicas were being used to help our youngest patients. In the Herman & Walter Samuelson Children's Hospital at Sinai, respiratory therapists like Ann Ludwig are teaching children with breathing problems how to blow in and out on the harmonica. In addition to making music, the patients are also working on proper breathing techniques.
Yesterday Jennifer Franciotti from WBAL-TV stopped by to do a story. To see it, click here!
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- Better Breathing Through Music
Learning how to play ?Jingle Bells? on the harmonica may do more than lift your spirits ? it may also be the key to better breathing. Sinai Hospital respiratory therapists, with harmonica player Buddy Wakefield, presented ?Tune into Better Breathing?...
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by Sophia Tasoulis April is Occupational Therapy Month. The occupational therapists at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore kicked off the month with a demonstration booth near the cafeteria at Sinai on April 6, educating the public and Sinai employees about the...
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Harmonica Therapy Takes Off at Sinai Hospital
Recently we brought you the story of how harmonicas were being used to help our youngest patients. In the Herman & Walter Samuelson Children's Hospital at Sinai, respiratory therapists like Ann Ludwig are teaching children with breathing problems how to blow in and out on the harmonica. In addition to making music, the patients are also working on proper breathing techniques.
Yesterday Jennifer Franciotti from WBAL-TV stopped by to do a story. To see it, click here!
- Sinai Hospital Wraps Up Banner Year In Baltimore
The holidays are a time to celebrate family. At Sinai Hospital, we?re part of a large family of dedicated health care providers, which is why we wanted to look back and highlight some of the accomplishments of 2010. While this list is by no means exhaustive,...
- Better Breathing Through Music
Learning how to play ?Jingle Bells? on the harmonica may do more than lift your spirits ? it may also be the key to better breathing. Sinai Hospital respiratory therapists, with harmonica player Buddy Wakefield, presented ?Tune into Better Breathing?...
- Lifebridge Health Celebrates Top Docs
Are you looking for the top doctors in the Baltimore region? Look no farther than this month's edition of Baltimore Magazine. LifeBridge Health has 59 physicians who were chosen by their peers as top doctors. They are: Fouad Abbas, M.D., Division...
- Journey Bead Program Helps Kids With Cancer
Losing a child is every parent's worst nightmare. But two parents have found the strength to help other children fighting cancer. After the death of their son John Eric from a cancer called neuroblastoma, Jay and Alisha Bartels created the The JEB...
- Occupational Therapy Can Be A Rewarding Career
by Sophia Tasoulis April is Occupational Therapy Month. The occupational therapists at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore kicked off the month with a demonstration booth near the cafeteria at Sinai on April 6, educating the public and Sinai employees about the...