1h 21 min

E47: Bill Protzman. Using Music for Self Healing E.W. Podcast

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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):

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Twitter
Linked In
Website

Follow me and contact me through social media or email:

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Email

Consider supporting this podcast on Patreon.com and or my Anchor.fm


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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/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 Patreon.com and or my Anchor.fm


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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/e-w/message

1h 21 min

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