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Updated: March 28, 2008

    Stephen Dolle, aka "The Professor" and "MacGyver," provides keynote speaking and workshops using Drum and Rhythm Communications Training. This training enhances inter-personal communications, team communications, sports syncopation, boosts health and wellness, and improves physical coordination. We have added a new section on Health Drumming. We post performance dates and some rhythm recordings on our My Space/Phat Rhythm Section site, and are partnered with the Love2Drum organization.  Stephen can also be heard here in a podcast interview on rhythm and the brain.

    Last June, we launched the Dolle Communications Blog to cover current insights in business, entertainment, communications, and science. We earlier made available music from the instrumental song "Evening Solstace." The song was recorded in 2002, and has been very popular in persons fighting cancer, neurological disorders, and chronic illnesses across the U.S. We anticipate re-recording it with live instruments.

    In December 2006, we launched a new education/training campaign, entitled "Play Rhythm, Be Smart." The campaign is designed to inform organizations on the many benefits of musical rhythm and percussion, and is supported by our own research on Sensory Integration Disorders. We were able to address learning and cognition issues caused by sensory overload and exposure to environmental and room noise. Our findings offer new hope for neuro-rehabilitative treatment and mobility following autism, stroke, TBI, hydrocephalus (NPH), and similar disorders. 

    Within our section on hydrocephalus, we have added our own recommended shunt programming method for determining the best possible user setting in persons with the Johnson & Johnson/Codman Medos programmable shunt.