FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  August 20, 2006                                                            CONTACT:  Garner Wireman                                                                                  
Tel:574-534-3172
pulsebeatnation@hotmail.com

New Program Advocates the Health Benefits of Group Drumming

Goshen, IN – No musical experience is needed to join the free group drumming program [or other name for your event], to be presented at [time of event] on [date of your event] at [location with exact street address]. 

The one-hour session will integrate group drumming with proven health strategies to support participants in their quest for well-being.

A wide variety of drums and other percussion instruments will be provided for all participants. While the program is free, reservations are requested, and a $__ donation is suggested to help cover instrument transportation expenses.

The program [or session or your program name] will be based upon the HealthRHYTHMS® protocol developed from medical research that shows the health benefits of drumming with a group, including stress reduction, mood improvement and a boost to the immune system.

HealthRHYTHMS® Trained Facilitator [your name] [your special credentials] will lead the session, which is open to everyone. A recent graduate of the comprehensive HealthRHYTHMS® training, [your name] credits the program with [your feelings/observations about the program benefits].

HealthRHYTHMS® was developed after leading neurologist and mind-body researcher Dr. Barry Bittman, MD led a renowned research team in the first biological study on the effects of group drumming in 2000. Subsequent published research supports the program. For more information, visit remo.com/health.

To get more information about it, call Garner Wireman or email pulsebeatnation@hotmail.com.


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