Bill Protzman's guest appearances

Bill Protzman

A Fine Time for Healing

The Up Rev Ninja Podcast

The Dirobi Health Show

E.W. Podcast 

Steve Wiltshire

Kathy Gruver

Glenn Livingston

Irene Lyon

Jeff Chilton

Henry David Thoreau

Courtney Amundson

Wayne Dyer

Jonathon Aslay

Hayley Hobson

William Davis

Paul Shapiro

Elizabeth Harris

Sonia Barrett

James Gordon

OwlTail

There is a special kind of person who seeks the more authentic experience, the genuine moment, the sweet fresh air escape from all the noise –a return to what’s real and what matters most. Often that person feels both called to a purpose and frustrated by the world around them, right on the edge of giving up. That same person may also feel brief flashes of immense power or sustained surges of energy, punctuated by drawn-out periods stalled in the doldrums.This life experience is much more common than most people want to admit,but there’s positive energy available in fear, distress, anger, or sadness,once we start to uncover it.With access to that energy, could you change things for good? If you were able to leverage your emotions, not just for intelligence, but for fuel, what could you accomplish?Today's special guest Bill Protzmann is here today to address those fundamental, heart-felt questions; to inspire, delight, and demonstrate the power of music as a tool for self-care.The mission of the company he founded, Music Care is to remind people of their built-in ability to use emotions for good and offer proven, practical tools for our access to music as a behavioral, emotional, physical, and spiritual self-care modality.He is a living example of how music can be life-saving and life-affirming. In addition to running a Meetup group for people who, like himself, often think about suicide, he has taught the principles of music asself-care to people ranging from at-risk Veterans to corporate executives, and was recognized for this work in 2014 by the National Council for Behavioral Health with an Award of Excellence, the behavioral health equivalent of winning an Oscar.

There is a special kind of person who seeks the more authentic experience, the genuine moment, the sweet fresh air escape from all the noise –a return to what’s real and what matters most. Often that person feels both called to a purpose and frustrated by the world around them, right on the edge of giving up. That same person may also feel brief flashes of immense power or sustained surges of energy, punctuated by drawn-out periods stalled in the doldrums.This life experience is much more common than most people want to admit,but there’s positive energy available in fear, distress, anger, or sadness,once we start to uncover it. With access to that energy, could you change things for good? If you were able to leverage your emotions, not just for intelligence, but for fuel, what could you accomplish? Today's special guest Bill Protzmann is here today to address those fundamental, heart-felt questions; to inspire, delight, and demonstrate the power of music as a tool for self-care. The mission of the company he founded, Music Care is to remind people of their built-in ability to use emotions for good and offer proven, practical tools for our access to music as a behavioral, emotional, physical, and spiritual self-care modality. He is a living example of how music can be life-saving and life-affirming. In addition to running a Meetup group for people who, like himself, often think about suicide, he has taught the principles of music asself-care to people ranging from at-risk Veterans to corporate executives, and was recognized for this work in 2014 by the National Council for Behavioral Health with an Award of Excellence, the behavioral health equivalent of winning an Oscar.

How to Use Music for Self-Care with Musiccare Founder Bill Protzman

Bill Protzmann is a musician who utilizes music non-traditional ways to help people with their self-care (self-healing). He has worked with patients or people suffering from PTSD, addiction, suicide thoughts, and with homeless - as well as with corporations by helping with stress, anxiety and depression management - utilizing music. His book is titled "More Than Human - The Value of Cultivating the Human Spirit in Your Organization". You can check Bill Protzman on his social media and website for his work and contact him for his services (just click over each one): Facebook Twitter Linked In WebsiteFollow me and contact me through social media or email: Linked In Facebook  Twitter  Instagram  EmailConsider supporting this podcast on Patreon.com and or my Anchor.fm--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/e-w/message

Bill Protzmann is a musician who utilizes music non-traditional ways to help people with their self-care (self-healing). He has worked with patients or people suffering from PTSD, addiction, suicide thoughts, and with homeless - as well as with corporations by helping with stress, anxiety and depression management - utilizing music. His book is titled "More Than Human - The Value of Cultivating the Human Spirit in Your Organization". You can check Bill Protzman on his social media and website for his work and contact him for his services (just click over each one): Facebook Twitter Linked In Website Follow me and contact me through social media or email: Linked In Facebook Twitter Instagram Email Consider supporting this podcast on <a href="http://Patreon.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon.com</a> and or my <a href="http://Anchor.fm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Anchor.fm</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/e-w/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/e-w/message</a>

E47: Bill Protzman. Using Music for Self Healing