Three musical narrative CDs created with pediatricians and psychologists to use in homes and hospitals
Our CDs help children and adults relax, fall asleep, and activate the body's natural healing process. Developed with hospital psychologists and pediatricians, our soothing narratives utilize clinically-proven techniques that relieve anxiety, make bed time easier, and accelerate the healing process. Each narrative is set to peaceful background music that further enhances the relaxation/healing properties of our CDs.
Why Airy-Melody?
- Age Appropriate - When it comes to healing and relieving stress, no “one size” fits all. We currently offer three different CDs for three different age groups. Our narratives use the specific mind-body techniques that have been clinically proven to work for that age group.
- Clinically-Proven Strategies - Extensive research has shown that mind-body techniques accelerate healing and help people relax, fall asleep, wake up less, require less medication, and suffer fewer relapses. Patients fall asleep, feel less anxious, and experience less nausea when undergoing chemotherapy and other treatments.
- Hospital-friendly - Patients in medical settings tend to be more sensitive to certain triggers. Our narratives were reviewed by hospital psychologists and pediatricians, and edited to their specifications, to make them safe for use at home and in hospitals
- Doctor-Approved - Airy Melody's musical narrative CDs were created with pediatricians, clinicians and researchers who are dedicated to using mind-body techniques to activate the body’s natural healing process and reduce pain. These methods have been clinically proven to minimize anxiety, help listeners fall asleep, and accelerate the healing process.
When do people use our CDs?
- At bedtime or nap time to fall asleep easily and wake up less with night terrors and nightmares.
- At the dentist.
- Before entering the hospital, during hospitalization, during medical procedures, and at home to aid with recovery. (Because medical patients tend to be sensitive to certain imagery, our imagery is screened by hospital psychologists.)
- For children who have a parent or sibling undergoing surgery or medical treatments.
- To deal with stress, chronic pain, or anxiety disorders.
- In conjunction with psychotherapy or medication therapy.
- To help families coping with autism.
- Traveling.
- In the school nurse's office for children with chronic medical or psychological conditions.
- To prepare for presentations, interviews, or sports games.
- During radiation therapy.
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