Guest guest Posted October 24, 2004 Report Share Posted October 24, 2004 What time are you doing that, again? Liz > > Reply-To: csb-autism-rx > Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2004 15:05:33 -0700 (PDT) > To: csb-autism-rx > Subject: Reminder > > > Just a reminder that we are approaching our Sunday evening meditation time for > those interested in holding healing images of our children leading meaningful > lives, however we define that. > > Jack > > Lynette Kretschmer wrote: > Jack > > We are in Northern Colorado, very near . We are > in Loveland - Boulder, probably being the biggest city > near us. But then, Denver is an hour+ from us. As I > said, the schools seem interested in collecting > parental input (we are at the middle school level). > > Thank you for any ideas you have. > > Lynette > --- Jack Zimmerman wrote: > > > --------------------------------- > Lynette, > > In what part of the country are you? That will assist > me in suggesting where you might turn to find a good > music program. I happen to be exploring one out here > in California right now that is just entering the ASD > world, although they have been working with kids at > risk, and kids generally for quite a while.They are > called " Education Through Music " and their web site > is: > > www.educationthroughmusic.com > > Randy McChesney, a choral conductor, is the Executive > Director of " The 's Institute for Education > Through Music. " Their approach " combines neurology and > artistry " and their goal is " the enhancement of > intelligence. " I may make a presentation at one of > their training sessions to help them plunge further > into the ASD field. > > Jack > > Lynette Kretschmer wrote: > Jack > > Could you identify some music programs? Our local > school district is organizing the ASD parents to > define how best to educate: the parents, the school > professionals, as well as the kids. We might just end > up educating each other, and of course will need to be > focused on a particular direction to garner any funds > but this sure seems hopeful. > > I know that my boys would both benefit from more > musical exposure but have wondered what was the best > type of introductory program. They are 13 - and, > maybe we just start with a piano teacher and see what > happens. > > Lynette > --- Jack Zimmerman wrote: > > All this strengthens my conviction that music (and > movement) can play a major role in healing our kids. > > ... There are several music/movement programs now > being used in some schools in California (and > elsewhere), particularly for ADD and ASD kids. I > believe this kind of activity is important for all > kids, but essential for the ASD children. > > > > > Many frequently asked questions and answers can be > found at > <http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx> > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2004 Report Share Posted October 24, 2004 I thought that the time was 9pm (pacific) and 10pm (mountain). - Lynette --- son wrote: --------------------------------- What time are you doing that, again? Liz > > Reply-To: csb-autism-rx > Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2004 15:05:33 -0700 (PDT) > To: csb-autism-rx > Subject: Reminder > > > Just a reminder that we are approaching our Sunday evening meditation time for > those interested in holding healing images of our children leading meaningful > lives, however we define that. > > Jack > > Lynette Kretschmer wrote: > Jack > > We are in Northern Colorado, very near . We are > in Loveland - Boulder, probably being the biggest city > near us. But then, Denver is an hour+ from us. As I > said, the schools seem interested in collecting > parental input (we are at the middle school level). > > Thank you for any ideas you have. > > Lynette > --- Jack Zimmerman wrote: > > > --------------------------------- > Lynette, > > In what part of the country are you? That will assist > me in suggesting where you might turn to find a good > music program. I happen to be exploring one out here > in California right now that is just entering the ASD > world, although they have been working with kids at > risk, and kids generally for quite a while.They are > called " Education Through Music " and their web site > is: > > www.educationthroughmusic.com > > Randy McChesney, a choral conductor, is the Executive > Director of " The 's Institute for Education > Through Music. " Their approach " combines neurology and > artistry " and their goal is " the enhancement of > intelligence. " I may make a presentation at one of > their training sessions to help them plunge further > into the ASD field. > > Jack > > Lynette Kretschmer wrote: > Jack > > Could you identify some music programs? Our local > school district is organizing the ASD parents to > define how best to educate: the parents, the school > professionals, as well as the kids. We might just end > up educating each other, and of course will need to be > focused on a particular direction to garner any funds > but this sure seems hopeful. > > I know that my boys would both benefit from more > musical exposure but have wondered what was the best > type of introductory program. They are 13 - and, > maybe we just start with a piano teacher and see what > happens. > > Lynette > --- Jack Zimmerman wrote: > > All this strengthens my conviction that music (and > movement) can play a major role in healing our kids. > > ... There are several music/movement programs now > being used in some schools in California (and > elsewhere), particularly for ADD and ASD kids. I > believe this kind of activity is important for all > kids, but essential for the ASD children. > > > > > Many frequently asked questions and answers can be > found at > <http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx> > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2004 Report Share Posted October 25, 2004 My interest in doing it at the same time has more to do with imposing structure on myself rather than the effect it might have in the world. ;o) If there is any prayer (pun intended) of me doing this regularly, I have to, uh, do it regularly. 9pm is too early. I'll be doing it at 10 more likely. Liz > > Reply-To: csb-autism-rx > Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 09:30:20 -0700 (PDT) > To: csb-autism-rx > Subject: Re: Reminder > > > Liz, > > It's a bit late to respond...but our intention is 9 pm California time on > Sundays... > > Actually we started to meditate at 9:35 pm last night...and it was a strong > one with many images of our kids in community... > > I don't think it's essential for us all to be doing it exactly at the same > time...A rolling meditation is fine too. > > jack > > son wrote: > What time are you doing that, again? > > Liz > >> >> Reply-To: csb-autism-rx >> Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2004 15:05:33 -0700 (PDT) >> To: csb-autism-rx >> Subject: Reminder >> >> >> Just a reminder that we are approaching our Sunday evening meditation time >> for >> those interested in holding healing images of our children leading meaningful >> lives, however we define that. >> >> Jack >> >> Lynette Kretschmer wrote: >> Jack >> >> We are in Northern Colorado, very near . We are >> in Loveland - Boulder, probably being the biggest city >> near us. But then, Denver is an hour+ from us. As I >> said, the schools seem interested in collecting >> parental input (we are at the middle school level). >> >> Thank you for any ideas you have. >> >> Lynette >> --- Jack Zimmerman wrote: >> >> >> --------------------------------- >> Lynette, >> >> In what part of the country are you? That will assist >> me in suggesting where you might turn to find a good >> music program. I happen to be exploring one out here >> in California right now that is just entering the ASD >> world, although they have been working with kids at >> risk, and kids generally for quite a while.They are >> called " Education Through Music " and their web site >> is: >> >> www.educationthroughmusic.com >> >> Randy McChesney, a choral conductor, is the Executive >> Director of " The 's Institute for Education >> Through Music. " Their approach " combines neurology and >> artistry " and their goal is " the enhancement of >> intelligence. " I may make a presentation at one of >> their training sessions to help them plunge further >> into the ASD field. >> >> Jack >> >> Lynette Kretschmer wrote: >> Jack >> >> Could you identify some music programs? Our local >> school district is organizing the ASD parents to >> define how best to educate: the parents, the school >> professionals, as well as the kids. We might just end >> up educating each other, and of course will need to be >> focused on a particular direction to garner any funds >> but this sure seems hopeful. >> >> I know that my boys would both benefit from more >> musical exposure but have wondered what was the best >> type of introductory program. They are 13 - and, >> maybe we just start with a piano teacher and see what >> happens. >> >> Lynette >> --- Jack Zimmerman wrote: >> >> All this strengthens my conviction that music (and >> movement) can play a major role in healing our kids. >> >> ... There are several music/movement programs now >> being used in some schools in California (and >> elsewhere), particularly for ADD and ASD kids. I >> believe this kind of activity is important for all >> kids, but essential for the ASD children. >> >> >> >> >> Many frequently asked questions and answers can be >> found at >> <http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx> >> >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2004 Report Share Posted October 25, 2004 LIz, We're fine shifting our meditation to 10 pm (California time) on Sundays if that works better for you (and others with kids). Jack son wrote: My interest in doing it at the same time has more to do with imposing structure on myself rather than the effect it might have in the world. ;o) If there is any prayer (pun intended) of me doing this regularly, I have to, uh, do it regularly. 9pm is too early. I'll be doing it at 10 more likely. Liz > > Reply-To: csb-autism-rx > Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 09:30:20 -0700 (PDT) > To: csb-autism-rx > Subject: Re: Reminder > > > Liz, > > It's a bit late to respond...but our intention is 9 pm California time on > Sundays... > > Actually we started to meditate at 9:35 pm last night...and it was a strong > one with many images of our kids in community... > > I don't think it's essential for us all to be doing it exactly at the same > time...A rolling meditation is fine too. > > jack > > son wrote: > What time are you doing that, again? > > Liz > >> >> Reply-To: csb-autism-rx >> Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2004 15:05:33 -0700 (PDT) >> To: csb-autism-rx >> Subject: Reminder >> >> >> Just a reminder that we are approaching our Sunday evening meditation time >> for >> those interested in holding healing images of our children leading meaningful >> lives, however we define that. >> >> Jack >> >> Lynette Kretschmer wrote: >> Jack >> >> We are in Northern Colorado, very near . We are >> in Loveland - Boulder, probably being the biggest city >> near us. But then, Denver is an hour+ from us. As I >> said, the schools seem interested in collecting >> parental input (we are at the middle school level). >> >> Thank you for any ideas you have. >> >> Lynette >> --- Jack Zimmerman wrote: >> >> >> --------------------------------- >> Lynette, >> >> In what part of the country are you? That will assist >> me in suggesting where you might turn to find a good >> music program. I happen to be exploring one out here >> in California right now that is just entering the ASD >> world, although they have been working with kids at >> risk, and kids generally for quite a while.They are >> called " Education Through Music " and their web site >> is: >> >> www.educationthroughmusic.com >> >> Randy McChesney, a choral conductor, is the Executive >> Director of " The 's Institute for Education >> Through Music. " Their approach " combines neurology and >> artistry " and their goal is " the enhancement of >> intelligence. " I may make a presentation at one of >> their training sessions to help them plunge further >> into the ASD field. >> >> Jack >> >> Lynette Kretschmer wrote: >> Jack >> >> Could you identify some music programs? Our local >> school district is organizing the ASD parents to >> define how best to educate: the parents, the school >> professionals, as well as the kids. We might just end >> up educating each other, and of course will need to be >> focused on a particular direction to garner any funds >> but this sure seems hopeful. >> >> I know that my boys would both benefit from more >> musical exposure but have wondered what was the best >> type of introductory program. They are 13 - and, >> maybe we just start with a piano teacher and see what >> happens. >> >> Lynette >> --- Jack Zimmerman wrote: >> >> All this strengthens my conviction that music (and >> movement) can play a major role in healing our kids. >> >> ... There are several music/movement programs now >> being used in some schools in California (and >> elsewhere), particularly for ADD and ASD kids. I >> believe this kind of activity is important for all >> kids, but essential for the ASD children. >> >> >> >> >> Many frequently asked questions and answers can be >> found at >> <http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx> >> >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2004 Report Share Posted October 25, 2004 That'd be great. > > Reply-To: csb-autism-rx > Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 14:35:35 -0700 (PDT) > To: csb-autism-rx > Subject: Re: Reminder > > > LIz, > > We're fine shifting our meditation to 10 pm (California time) on Sundays if > that works better for you (and others with kids). > > Jack > > son wrote: > My interest in doing it at the same time has more to do with imposing > structure on myself rather than the effect it might have in the world. ;o) > > If there is any prayer (pun intended) of me doing this regularly, I have to, > uh, do it regularly. > > 9pm is too early. I'll be doing it at 10 more likely. > > Liz > >> >> Reply-To: csb-autism-rx >> Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 09:30:20 -0700 (PDT) >> To: csb-autism-rx >> Subject: Re: Reminder >> >> >> Liz, >> >> It's a bit late to respond...but our intention is 9 pm California time on >> Sundays... >> >> Actually we started to meditate at 9:35 pm last night...and it was a strong >> one with many images of our kids in community... >> >> I don't think it's essential for us all to be doing it exactly at the same >> time...A rolling meditation is fine too. >> >> jack >> >> son wrote: >> What time are you doing that, again? >> >> Liz >> >>> >>> Reply-To: csb-autism-rx >>> Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2004 15:05:33 -0700 (PDT) >>> To: csb-autism-rx >>> Subject: Reminder >>> >>> >>> Just a reminder that we are approaching our Sunday evening meditation time >>> for >>> those interested in holding healing images of our children leading >>> meaningful >>> lives, however we define that. >>> >>> Jack >>> >>> Lynette Kretschmer wrote: >>> Jack >>> >>> We are in Northern Colorado, very near . We are >>> in Loveland - Boulder, probably being the biggest city >>> near us. But then, Denver is an hour+ from us. As I >>> said, the schools seem interested in collecting >>> parental input (we are at the middle school level). >>> >>> Thank you for any ideas you have. >>> >>> Lynette >>> --- Jack Zimmerman wrote: >>> >>> >>> --------------------------------- >>> Lynette, >>> >>> In what part of the country are you? That will assist >>> me in suggesting where you might turn to find a good >>> music program. I happen to be exploring one out here >>> in California right now that is just entering the ASD >>> world, although they have been working with kids at >>> risk, and kids generally for quite a while.They are >>> called " Education Through Music " and their web site >>> is: >>> >>> www.educationthroughmusic.com >>> >>> Randy McChesney, a choral conductor, is the Executive >>> Director of " The 's Institute for Education >>> Through Music. " Their approach " combines neurology and >>> artistry " and their goal is " the enhancement of >>> intelligence. " I may make a presentation at one of >>> their training sessions to help them plunge further >>> into the ASD field. >>> >>> Jack >>> >>> Lynette Kretschmer wrote: >>> Jack >>> >>> Could you identify some music programs? Our local >>> school district is organizing the ASD parents to >>> define how best to educate: the parents, the school >>> professionals, as well as the kids. We might just end >>> up educating each other, and of course will need to be >>> focused on a particular direction to garner any funds >>> but this sure seems hopeful. >>> >>> I know that my boys would both benefit from more >>> musical exposure but have wondered what was the best >>> type of introductory program. They are 13 - and, >>> maybe we just start with a piano teacher and see what >>> happens. >>> >>> Lynette >>> --- Jack Zimmerman wrote: >>> >>> All this strengthens my conviction that music (and >>> movement) can play a major role in healing our kids. >>> >>> ... There are several music/movement programs now >>> being used in some schools in California (and >>> elsewhere), particularly for ADD and ASD kids. I >>> believe this kind of activity is important for all >>> kids, but essential for the ASD children. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Many frequently asked questions and answers can be >>> found at >>> <http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx> >>> >>> >>> >>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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