Pat Moffitt Cook, Ph.D., CCMHP, FAMI is the founder and director of the Open Ear Center in Washington State. She is a pioneer in the research and education of cross-cultural sound and music in healthcare and education. For over 30 years, Pat has traveled throughout the world recording and participating in musical rituals and the daily life of other cultures. This includes lengthy studies with a grand master of martial and healing arts in Indonesia as well as a North Indian Hindu village music healer in India. Pat is a teacher, consultant, and clinician certified in many western and eastern modalities of healing. She presents internationally at university, medical, music, and sound therapy conferences in applications of sound technology, auditory stimulation, music and imagery, and on indigenous musical healing traditions. Pat is the author of MUSIC HEALERS OF INDIGENOUS CULTURES.

In our radio show, we’ll be discussing Pat’s extraordinary life journeys and experiences with shaman, medicine people and music healers- keeping alive the ancient indigenous traditions of sound healing through her work. We’ll also be listening to some exceptional field recordings of healing songs from different traditions. For more information, please visit Pat at the Open Ear Center.

I know this May 13th show with Pat Moffitt Cook will be a most enlightening experience that you won’t want to miss.

In addition, please join us for the June 10th Healing Sounds show when our guest will be Len Horowitz, author, teacher and world renowned speaker. We will focus on the Live H20 Concert for the Living Water–a Global Sound Healing Event taking place over the Summer Solstice week-end.

If you have a question and would like to be “live” on the air with us on the Healing Sounds show, here’s the audience call in telephone number: 800 – 555 – 5453

Please tune in to this Internet Radio Show Wednesday, May 13th, at 12 noon Eastern Time to healthylife.net

I recently did an interview with Jill Daniel of Glam

Here is an introductory excerpt:

What if you had, within you, a resource for your own healing that you already use in everyday life? Would you work with that ability to bring yourself more peace, harmony, and wellness? We’re guessing you’re nodding your head, “yes.” Now say, “yes” aloud. Congratulations—you just performed a healing act! Your ability to make sound—to speak, to hum, to sing, to moan, to chant, etc.— as well as to listen and cultivate certain sounds in your environment, is a healing step you can take daily.

Click this link to read the full interview