Content provided by Good Samaritan Society.
Bethany Clark, wellness director for Good Samaritan Society – Mountain Home, is passionate about helping folks work through their Parkinson’s disease symptoms. She coordinates the Drums Alive class, which is a music therapy program. The results of this program are quick and measurable.
Drums Alive can help:
- Improve cardiovascular health
- Increase concentration and memory
- Combat obesity
- Boost the immune system
- Increase range of motion
- Help stress management
- Decrease blood pressure
- Strengthen bones and muscles
- Promote alpha brain wave production
- Reduce the risk of general dementia
- Increase coordination and balance
- Encourage socialization
Watch a video of the Drums Alive Class.
