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    MUSIC FOR autistic children AND EMOTIONAL CONNECTION

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    Music connecting memory


    Music connecting mind


    Scott Blumenthal

    Channel Islands Harbor CA.

    Nashville Tennessee

    scott@musicconnectingmoments.com



    For those concerned,


    A common thread that was brought to my attention is the emotional connection that young boys with autism have with music. For instance, a 13-year-old boy with autism in Texas connects with the moment by blurting out a big loud laugh. At that same moment, the stand-in singer does a big loud inhale snort on the record. “I love the way she snores.” This connection links him to moments in time.


    I have also witnessed a student who, during the same song at the phrase “I love the way she snores,” entered a quiet room flailing his arms and yelling, clearly not connected to reality. However, when he heard the song’s snort, it brought him back to reality for just a few moments. He went from happy and playful to staring at the corners of his rolling bed, becoming quiet, focused, and connected until he left the room. This demonstrates the power of music therapy in creating moments of reality for him. Most American families have a family member who snores, and many siblings tease adults about it. Perhaps the autistic child connects snoring with a happy time and seeks to check in with reality for a moment.


    What if we take 10 seconds before the funny snort and play it over again? Would the student be more connected, anticipating the snoring for longer periods and thus connecting with reality more effectively?


    Is it possible that a child with autism hears snoring in the household—something not uncommon in many families—and reacts to it with laughter? This could create an emotional connection to reality, influenced by the humorous reactions about snoring shared among family members.



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    To Teachers, Families, and Friends of Individuals Living with Autism:

    In many situations, I have witnessed individuals with autism who appeared disconnected from their surroundings suddenly become focused, engaged, and responsive when hearing familiar music. A favorite song can create a powerful moment of recognition, attention, comfort, and connection.

    Music Connecting Moments Autism seeks to explore and promote the use of meaningful music experiences to encourage communication, participation, learning, memory, and social interaction. Through music, we can create moments that bring people together and open doors to engagement that might otherwise remain closed


    We're about educating students with Autism through music and memory . Bringing students with Autism to new levels of normal living.

    More connected time with the music time allows your student creative ways to get the reward. That makes young autistic students need to stay engaged longer by extending their anticipating and getting excited and training their minds to be connected for ran extended duration of time unnoticed by the student.  Training there minds to concentrate just like every other human accomplishment. 


    PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT !

    Intellectual Software. Org employees and management are not nor to ever have claim to be psychologist ,Music Therapist or any licensed teaching organization. We don't claim to make your student talk or walk. Although miracles can and do happen everyday.

    We offer a 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE PLUS ANY TÀX AND SHIPPING. If your student does not show signs of being Connected during the listening of our specialty engineered recording of "The Mice Packed Their Bags and Moved Outside With the Dogs "


    For a parent of a Autistic students Connecting for a  few moments more

    $19.00 includes:

    1.Four specially engineered digital files for different capability of leaning and growth

    2. Learn to play piano follow along app

    3 custom hand written Sheet Music to follow along with learning the piano app.1

    4.100% money back guarantee


    If you're student does not become engaged, excited and anticipating his reward the silly “Snort” heard on our funny recording “The Mice packed organizations there bags and moved outside With the dogs. Keep the "learning to play the piano or donate it to a hardships family and we will still give you your full $19.00 refund plus tax and shipping.  

    Keep the "learning to play the piano app or donate it to a hardships family and we will still give you your full $19.00 refund plus tax and shipping.  


    ‘Free mini tester, for schools and organizations with Students living with Autism .

    One single digital file specially designed We only ask you return a simple survey letting us know you're results..

    Keep the "learning to play the piano or donate it to a hardships family and we will still give you your full $19.00 refund plus tax and shipping.  


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