What are people saying about "Teacher Therapy: Original Songs for Teachers"?

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Judy Bowen's "Teacher Therapy" is a must for all who have ever taught or been taught! Judy Bowen portrays the sense of humor that teachers use to survive daily routines, trials and frustrations in songs such as "Faculty Meetings," "So You Want to be a Teacher," and "February Blues." These songs will have you in stitches. But beyond the surface level of humor in Judy Bowen's songs, there is a consistent message that she, like teachers everywhere, truly loves working with children. This presents itself in "A Million Things," worrying that too much time is being taken away from the children for other tasks, with "The Letter G," with its heartfelt optimistic feel, and in "Gray November," which, as one of my personal favorites, paints the warm, safe and accepting sanctuary that schools hold for children despite what may be going on outside its walls. But most of all, the compassion and empathy that teachers feel toward their students, that made those dedicated people want to be teachers to begin with and has kept them coming back year after year, is superbly written into Judy Bowen's "Brandon Moved Away." There is not a teacher that can walk away from that song with a dry eye, for every teacher has had children that have left the emotional impact on their lives that Judy Bowen has so excellently captured. Make sure that Judy Bowen's "Teacher Therapy" is in your collection!

- Judy Young, Teacher

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This is a terrific CD! A song will have me laughing at myself and my profession. Suddenly another song will come on and move me to tears. All in all this CD makes me glad to be a teacher, and motivates me to be a better one. I never tire of listening to it.

- Tammy Domeny, Teacher

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