In this episode of Boundless B, Dr. Robert Friedman discusses how drumming can serve as a therapeutic outlet for individuals, foster group cohesion, and create transformative experiences. In the Hemophilia B community, drumming has become more than just a musical activity—it provides an accessible form of physical expression for those who may face limitations in other physical activities. Bio: Robert L. Friedman, Ph.D., is an author, international speaker, and therapist with over thirty-five years of experience leading workshops, training programs, and keynotes. Awarded the Hearst Scholar Award in 2014 for his innovative work, Dr. Friedman has received national and international media attention, including features on NBC News, The Today Show, and a year-long Discovery Health Channel documentary. He has published three books and over 75 articles on wellness, with interviews in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Times, U.S. News & World Report, and Self Magazine. Over the past thirty years, he has developed and led more than one hundred seminars and training programs. He is a therapist and trainer with the RWJBarnabas Health Care System and has worked with the Coalition of Hemophilia B for over eight years, delivering programs internationally.