In this episode, Dr. Mia talks with Andy Tubman, a music therapist and co-founder of Sing Fit, about how music therapy and innovative technology can improve quality of life for people with dementia and their caregivers. They explore the science behind music's impact on the brain, practical applications, and how Sing Fit's platform supports emotional and cognitive health.
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Andy Tubman is Co-Founder and Chief Clinical Officer at Musical Health Technologies/ SingFit. He has been a Board Certified music therapist/MT-BC for over 20 years, developing innovative techniques that help clients achieve their therapeutic goals, and training fellow healthcare professional in his methodologies internationally.
In 2011 Andy co-founded Musical Health Technologies and released the first therapeutic singing program, SingFit, on iTunes. SingFit utilizes patented technology to create scalable singing and cognitive programing that is used in professional caregiving and at-home settings. Presently, Musical Health Technologies is partnering with the Advanced Medical Technology Initiative of the Department of Defense / Veteran’s Administration, Tufts University and Glasgow Caledonian University to advance the research and efficacy of singing and cognitive function.
Andy speaks regularly at conferences on the intersection of music, health and creativity and has received accolades including Most Innovative Presentation at the American Telemedicine Association the presentation for his presentation on Mobile Singing for Health as well as the USC Keck School of Medicine Body Computing Award for his presentation on integrating how Biometric Data and Singing can improve care at lower costs.
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