w/ Maha Bouhamdan
Sunday, Sept 20th, 2026
2pm - 3:30pm
$36
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Discover the remarkable connection between your voice, your brain, and your overall well-being.
In this engaging and interactive workshop, you’ll explore how singing influences the nervous system, supports emotional regulation, enhances memory and cognitive function, and promotes physical and emotional healing. Drawing from current neuroscience, music education, and practical vocal exercises, you’ll experience firsthand how your voice can become a powerful tool for reducing stress, increasing resilience, and fostering connection.
Participants will:
- Learn how singing activates multiple areas of the brain and supports neuroplasticity.
- Discover how breath, rhythm, and vocalization help regulate the nervous system.
- Explore the role of singing in emotional expression, confidence, and overall wellness.
- Experience simple, accessible vocal and breathing exercises that can be incorporated into everyday life.
- Gain a deeper appreciation for the science behind why singing has been used across cultures for healing, celebration, and connection.
No previous singing experience is required. This class is designed for anyone who is curious about the healing power of the human voice, including educators, parents, caregivers, musicians, wellness practitioners, and anyone seeking greater joy, connection, and well-being.
Come discover that your voice is more than an instrument for making music—it is a pathway to learning, healing, and thriving.
Maha Bouhamdan is a certified music educator, performer, and founder of Creative Roots with more than 30 years of experience inspiring people of all ages through music. As a Music Director, she leads vibrant PK3–12 music programs, directing choirs, ensembles, liturgical music, and school performances.
Maha's Bio
Maha holds a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies with concentrations in sociology, music, theology, and psychology. This unique academic foundation, combined with decades of classroom experience, has shaped her passion for exploring the intersection of music, human behavior, learning, and well-being. Inspired by the growing field of neuroscience, Maha combines decades of classroom experience with current research to create engaging, interactive workshops that explore how singing supports brain health, emotional well-being, learning, and human connection.
Known for her warm, energetic teaching style, Maha believes every voice has the power to heal, connect, and inspire. Her mission is to help people discover the transformative impact of singing on both the brain and the human spirit.
After more than 30 years as a performer and music educator, I’ve witnessed music transform lives. My passion is helping others discover the science behind why singing is one of our most powerful tools for learning, healing, and connection.
Because every brain deserves music and every Voice matters!
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