Discover The Somatic Power Of Music To Transform Your Mind And Body
Join us for an engaging session with Dr. Kelley T. Glover, where you'll explore the intersection of music and emotional well-being. Discover how sound impacts your central nervous system and learn practical, fun tips for using music to foster peace and joy in your daily life. Whether you're a music enthusiast or simply curious about its transformative effects, this event will empower you with tools to shift your emotions and enhance your mental and physical health.
About the Speaker
Dr. Kelley T. Glover, Ph.D., is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health and an adjunct assistant professor at the UT School of Social Work. Her research integrates educational leadership, emotional well-being in higher education, and culturally responsive, arts-based methodologies, with recent projects focusing on public health, participatory arts for older adults, and interdisciplinary approaches to mental wellness. She earned her Ph.D. in School Improvement and Educational Leadership from Texas State University, a Master of Arts from the Eastman School of Music, and a Bachelor of Music Education from Howard University. With over three decades of experience in PK–12 education, music pedagogy, and culturally responsive teaching, Dr. Glover brings a strong focus on social-emotional learning and community engagement to higher education. She is also the founder of U BETTER Sing!, a music education technology company featured on PBS’s Blackademics.
The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health promotes communities that prioritize mental health and well-being. Believing mental health is as essential as physical health, the foundation advances this vision through research, advocacy, and community-driven initiatives, empowering communities to foster resilience and support well-being in everyday life.
What You'll Gain
Insights into the science of sound (cymatics) and its impact on the body
Understanding of how sound influences the vagus nerve and central nervous system
Practical techniques to use music for calming the nervous system and boosting emotional well-being
This Event is Open To
This event is open to all members of the military and veteran-connected community. Eligibility varies by session. View our event calendar for details on other offerings.