Healing Through Rhythm with Casey Muze | The Royal Speaker
Discover how rhythm bridges gaps in mental health, education, and personal development. In this inspiring interview on All Things Tyler, Casey Muze shares how drumming becomes a tool for trauma recovery, cognitive growth, and community connection. Watch the full video and explore the heartbeat behind the healing.
Celebrate International Drum Month with Casey Muze and AvenueSpeak! Discover the power of rhythm in education, mental health, and healing. Explore how drumming improves cognitive function, emotional regulation, and community connection across all ages—from early childhood to memory care. Book a session or learn more at www.caseymuze.com.
In this personal reflection, speaker and mentor Casey Muze explores how the iconic poem “Casey at the Bat”—as narrated by James Earl Jones—influenced his identity as a young Black boy growing up in East Texas. While there is no officially recognized “Black version” of the poem, Muze shares how his imagination, cultural lens, and the power of a Black voice helped him see himself in the story. From baseball to mentorship, this post highlights how representation, rhythm, and resilience shaped his journey into adulthood.
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Explore Mental Health Awareness Month through the lens of cognitive functioning. Riley Long, a mental health professional, shares insight into executive function, attention, memory, and how brain-based support can transform emotional well-being. Learn why mental health is more than just mood—it’s about how your brain works.
Purposeful Pairings and No One Left Behind: How Aspire Mentoring Is Changing Lives in Longview, Texas
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In 2023, Casey Muze brought rhythm, resilience, and trauma-informed music therapy to Region 7 Education Service Center—an influential hub serving school districts across East Texas. During a transformative two-day workshop, educators explored cognitive development strategies, emotional regulation through drumming, and classroom tools tailored for neurodivergent students. A now-iconic photo of Casey holding a giant pencil over an oversized sheet of paper captures the heart of the moment—a bold reminder that in education, we all have the power to write a bigger, more impactful story.
A dream of a Family-Friendly Drumming & Art Event at Clyde Warren Park | Casey Muze
Discover the heartbeat of Dallas at Clyde Warren Park with Casey Muze’s upcoming rhythm and creativity experience. This family-friendly event will feature live drumming, interactive art stations, and community-centered wellness activities — all designed to promote healing, connection, and joy through music and movement. Perfect for children, parents, and anyone who believes in the power of rhythm to build stronger communities. Stay tuned for updates on this one-of-a-kind Dallas gathering in the city’s most iconic urban park.
Unlock deeper team insights, boost creativity, and transform your problem-solving approach with LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®. In this blog, learn how facilitator Michael Brown uses hands-on building techniques to help groups uncover meaningful answers, enhance communication, and activate both cognitive and emotional growth. Discover why this method levels the playing field — giving every voice, from CEO to janitor, a powerful seat at the table.
What does a conversation about AM and PM, a list of tasks, and a moment of gratitude have in common? In this blog, we explore how everyday dialogue with boys under 10 can build emotional awareness, focus, and confidence. Discover how small interactions—when rooted in presence and encouragement—can lead to big developmental breakthroughs in the minds of young kings.
Discover how the drum rudiment known as the paradiddle (RLRR / LRLL) can be used as a powerful tool for cognitive development in early childhood education (ECE) and among individuals with autism and Down syndrome. This blog explores how combining rhythm with sensory-based learning — including color patterns, number sequences, and bilateral movement — can support memory, focus, motor planning, and emotional regulation across all ages. Whether you’re a therapist, educator, or parent, learn how rhythmic activities can unlock new growth in every learner.
