Bill Moore

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Olympia, WA

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SOULDANCE LLC Setting the New Industry Standard for: Stress Relief Trauma Relief PTSD Reversal Team Building Stress is known to be at the root of, or adds to, almost all human ailments. Stress has also been shown to damage vital parts of the brain which influence cognitive ability, proper chemical & electrical functioning levels in the body, and destabilize our genes. This is much more than just a Drum Circle. Rhythm sessions uses scientifically verified methods to target those damaged parts of the brain using rhythm to promote the growth of new neurons and increase cognitive functioning. Regular Rhythm sessions can also facilitate self-expression and provide a channel for transforming frustration, anger, and aggression into the experience of creativity and self-mastery. Take Back Control of Your Life and have fun doing it.

Stress Relief Trauma Relief PTSD Reversal Team Building

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Bill Moore is a service disabled veteran of Desert Storm who worked his way out of severe PTSD using drumming and rhythm. He began his drumming journey in Aug. of 1997 and found that it relieved his PTSD symptoms. In Nov. of 1998, he started teaching beginning drumming and found that the symptoms were diminishing with each year of drumming. Bill spent 5 years performing in an African style Drum and Dance Troupe. Bill spent three years working for Drumatic Innovation from 2007 to 2010 doing team building and cognitive development in schools (K-12) and stress relief in senior centers using percussion. He was an assistant teacher at the World Rhythm Festival in 2009 and 2010, and led stress relief workshops in 2012 and 2013. In 2009, Bill was awarded a Vocational Rehabilitation Program through the Veterans Administration. He got his Associates Degree in Music from South Puget Sound Community College and moved on to a Bachelors Degree in Mind-Body Medicine/Psychology in 2013 from The Evergreen State College. During his studies at Evergreen College, Bill did an internship with the VA Medical Center in Lakewood, WA focusing on PTSD and drug & alcohol recovery. He also did an internship with Karyn Laws, LMHC working with PTSD and mood disorder clients. His third internship was at Evergreen Nursing and Rehabilitation in Olympia WA working in the severe dementia/Alzheimer's ward. After graduating from college, Bill applied for and received a Registration in Recreational Therapy from the Washington State Dept of Health and started his own business (SoulDance LLC) doing Rhythm Therapy. In November of 2013 he also published his first book RHYTHM HEALING: PTSD, TRAUMA and BEYOND showing the empirical evidence behind rhythm based medicines. Bill Moore is a service disabled veteran of Desert Storm who worked his way out of severe PTSD using drumming and rhythm. He began his drumming journey in Aug. of 1997 and found that it relieved his PTSD symptoms. In Nov. of 1998, he started teaching beginning drumming and found that the symptoms were diminishing with each year of drumming. Bill spent 5 years performing in an African style Drum and Dance Troupe. Bill spent three years working for Drumatic Innovation from 2007 to 2010 doing team building and cognitive development in schools (K-12) and stress relief in senior centers using percussion. He was an assistant teacher at the World Rhythm Festival in 2009 and 2010, and led stress relief workshops in 2012 and 2013. In 2009, Bill was awarded a Vocational Rehabilitation Program through the Veterans Administration. He got his Associates Degree in Music from South Puget Sound Community College and moved on to a Bachelors Degree in Mind-Body Medicine/Psychology in 2013 from The Evergreen State College. During his studies at Evergreen College, Bill did an internship with the VA Medical Center in Lakewood, WA focusing on PTSD and drug & alcohol recovery. He also did an internship with Karyn Laws, LMHC working with PTSD and mood disorder clients. His third internship was at Evergreen Nursing and Rehabilitation in Olympia WA working in the severe dementia/Alzheimer's ward. After graduating from college, Bill applied for and received a Registration in Recreational Therapy from the Washington State Dept of Health and started his own business (SoulDance LLC) doing Rhythm Therapy. In November of 2013 he also published his first book RHYTHM HEALING: PTSD, TRAUMA and BEYOND showing the empirical evidence behind rhythm based medicines.

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