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Chris Boardman
Founder and CEO of Soundbridge health.
Creator of "Soundbridge Health Digital Therapeutic Intervention"
Composer, Conductor, Producer, Arranger, Orchestrator, Recording Artist, Educator, Author, and Public Speaker
Academy Award Nomination - "The Color Purple"
6 Emmy Awards
13 Emmy nominations
BMI & ASCAP Film Awards
2x nominated for Mentor of the Year honors by The University of Miami Graduate School
How the heck did I transition to healthcare?
I've always been curious and fearless about taking on new challenges. Through the years my training as an composer and orchestrator is a skill I've leveraged to adapt to our fast changing world. Making the commitment to create "Soundbridge Health" seemed like a natural progression.
Music connects us as humans. It allows us to share our emotional lives without depending on language. Music has quickly becoming recognized for its medicinal qualities.
Soundbridge health combines my decades of experience manipulating the emotions of film audiences and concert attendees with evidence based techniques to empower anyone to self-regulate their autonomic nervous system to provide relief from mild to moderate anxiety and depression.
What do providers think?
"The Missing Link provides a powerful voice for trauma survivors, especially for those who do not have words to describe what they are feeling. This is an amazing opportunity to have a front row seat into the experience of trauma and its effects on the psyche. The listener is not only invited to hear the music but to experience it firsthand. The Missing Link does such an amazing job of touching into the deep, painful, and confusing emotions of PTSD but it also plants the seed of hope, and the belief that healing is possible."
- Ginger poag, MSW LCSW, SEP
Certified EMDR Therapist, Consultant and Trainer
"I'm finally coming back to the lessons now. After I completed lesson 3, I started to remember to play music more often. This immediately helped with the boost I was looking for. I've been including exercise, supplements and good rest and for a while it felt like I was still in quick sand. Music was the boost to feel the relief all of the efforts eventually provide. Some of my previously made playlists were remembered and now I go back to them more often. I'm grateful and excited about building playlists based on how I want to feel. Thank you for becoming so intentional about this research. Very important and impressive."
- Sarah H.