Amanda Maestro-Scherer is a native of Ithaca New York and a Board Certified Music Therapist. She is the program director at Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City Utah and does incredible work with parents and children in life’s most challenging moments. She has an abundance of talent, but the overriding gift that impacts all of her work is her remarkable ability to Be Still.

So how does being still help those on her path? You’ll discover how Amanda’s sense of stillness

• Provides a source of comfort for families in crisis
• Allows parents space to express otherwise unexpressable emotions about their dying child
• Helps parents cope with the loss of a child
• Provides a space of openness and non-judgment to those in need
• Helps others feel loved, honored, and cared for

As a music therapist, Amanda translates her gift into music, and you’ll get to hear one of the songs she co-wrote with parents of a child who passed away soon after.

Prepare to be inspired by the power of one who takes the time to Be Still.