Boris Kotlyar B.Sc., a.k.a Dr. B Well
Music Therapist, Compose

Boris Kotlyar, began as a music composer way back in the 70s was the composer of many sound tracks used on TV, movies and music CDs. He also wrote as a journalist for the YSR Canada Journal. Boris then applied his musical talent and knowledge to doing more than just entertaining – Spreading Well-Being. After extensive studies and research he pioneered the revolutionary method of Brain Music Therapy (BMT Method) in1992.
Boris is a member of the American & Canadian Music Therapy Associations and is currently collaborating with research at the Toronto Western Hospital, the University Health Network and the University of Toronto. The mission of spreading Well-Being that Boris adopted gave him the name he is more popularly known by today – Dr. Be Well.

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                   The Canadian Press

...Leonid Kayumov, PhD, Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto, believes that
BRAIN MUSIC THERAPY Method by B. Kotlyar B. Sc., a.k.a. Dr. B. Well, could be a good alternative
for over 100 ailments and conditions to drug therapy, because there are no known side effects or
dangerous interactions with other
medications.
..."We see this as having a bright future in terms of helping people with stress and anxiety," says
fellow researcher Colin M. Shapiro, PhD, FRCP (C), Psychiatrist "I think it will be applied in clinics
that deal with stress and insomnia. And if the research leads us to a situation where it can be more
widely applied, than it will be."

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“Music for the brain' could be a stress-buster. Monica Matys, CTV News

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...Personalized brain music can
sustain its effectiveness for a long time - a key feature that may prove
advantageous from traditional drug therapy. University of Toronto's
psychiatry department and Toronto Western Hospital are currently conducting research on the music
therapy. Brain Music Therapy Method by Dr.B. Well - is an alternative form of treatment that uses a
person's own brain waves. Source: University of Toronto, Canada

“Background on brain music therapy and musical biofeedback” CTV News Staff

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