The
musical arrangements in the Baby-Go-To-Sleep heartbeat lullabies
have been specifically created to be nurturing. Real independently
recorded human heartbeats have been integrated into the music
and used as the underlying drum rhythm.
Simplicity, repetition, symmetry, consistent tempo, harmony
and the compassionate warmth of the human voice - the basic
principles of relaxation - are incorporated into each recording
to make our heartbeat musical therapy recordings a simple
proactive tool to stop babies crying and help them get into
regular healthy sleep patterns.
To learn about Terry Woodford, the creator of the Baby-Go-To-Sleep
range of recordings click here. To learn
why classical, New Age or soft music does not effectively
help babies stop crying, sleep and relax or help increase
intelligence click here.
A
music therapy recording is a recording of a musical presentation
performed by a music therapist or created by a music therapy
producer. The performance can be recorded live on location,
or captured, perfected and embellished in a recording studio.
When studies find one of these recordings is proven to have
consistent, replicable, and predictable positive results
(when played to a generic population of patients with similar
needs), it can be considered a music therapy recording.
American research to date shows that Baby-Go-To-Sleep recordings
effectively and consistently calm babies and young children.
Click here to learn more.
For 20 years, Terry Woodford produced, wrote and engineered
records for artists such as The Supremes, The Temptations,
The Commodores, Wayne Newton, Hank Williams, Jr. and the late
Roy Orbison. He held many positions in the music industry,
including Regional Board of Examiners for NARAS (National
Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences). He has been presented
with numerous music industry awards and occupies a distinguished
position on the board of governors at the National Academy
of Arts and Sciences Nashville Chapter. He co-founded the
first undergraduate degree in the Commercial Music Business
in America, at The University of North Alabama, where he taught
the course for 8 years.
In 1987 he left the entertainment industry to pursue music
as a method for healing infants and children.
As the leading authority on prerecorded music therapy for
children, Terry regularly appears throughout the United States
and Canada on television talk shows, television health news,
talk and news radio, and in newspapers.
He now consults with neonatal and pediatric intensive care
units about the use of audio and music therapy as an alternative
to sedatives, and as positive developmental intervention for
high risk children. He is a nationally recognized speaker
who lectures on how to identify sounds that can be harmful
or healing for children.
He has been a guest speaker at the
following at hospitals, corporations, and national conferences
throughout America:
Association
for Worksite Health Promotion Conference
Natl. Managed Healthcare Congressional Conference on Integrating
Alternative
Medicine and Managed Care.
International Music in Health Conference
National Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related
Institutions
American Organization of Nurse Executives
Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nurses
Canadian Association for Music Therapy Conference
International Sound & Music Colloquium For Healing
American Association for the Care of Children’s Health and
In-services for medical personnel in numerous hospitals
throughout America.
Georgia Council on Child Abuse Annual Training Symposium
& American
Professional Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC).
The
American success of Terry Woodford’s music therapy work has
been featured in:
HomeLife
TV Show (Odyssey Network)
Homelife Magazine
PA Today - Physician’s Assistant Magazine (Canada)
American Association of Respiratory Care
National Advocate of the National Association of Foster
Parents
Baby Talk Magazine
Mother of Twins Magazine
CBS "Up-To-The-Minute" (Network TV)
Prime Time America (radio)
CBC Journal Diary (Network TV - Canada)
America’s Talking (Cable Network TV)
American Magazine (TNN Cable Network TV)
Business Radio Network, "Wishing You Well with Dr. Joseph
Michelli"
Australian Broadcasting Company (radio)
America’s Health Network "Ask the Pediatrician"
Click
here to purchase our Baby Go
To Sleep recordings online, or send us a cheque to the address
listed on the Contact Us page
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