Music Therapy Chronicles

the podcast, pod-courses, and Self Care Community

Diverse Perspectives

To encourage critical thinking and professional growth

Community

to connect with other listeners, MT’s, and related professionals

Pod-Courses & Self Care Community

Earn CMTE's + connect with other self care seekers = get inspired and connected!

Self care is about YOU,
but that doesn’t mean you have to always do it alone.
We all need support in our lives, and if you’ve been looking for a like-minded community rooted in self care and mutual support, you’ve come to the right place!

Music is your superpower

pre-approved for 6 CMTE credits

Music is infinite. There are many professions that include the use of music, but few that use music clinically. As clinical musicians, it is our responsibility to continuously deepen our understanding and competence of the clinical use of music. There is always more to learn about how we can use music. From instrumentation to form, pitch to rhythm, texture to dynamics. . . improving our clinical use of music leads us toward mastering our craft as music therapists and therefore better serving our clients through this limitless medium.

What Listeners Are Saying

Great show!

"I’m so happy to have this resource to listen to while I’m driving between clients. Informative and educational- a nice variety of guests so far."

So very worth my time!

"Wonderful show. I am in school for Music Therapy, and this show is helping me look forward to how I may apply music therapy as a vocation. It also helps me notice how I can prepare for my music therapy career by taking steps in my everyday life toward a wholesome, well rounded music experience."

One of my favorite podcasts!

"I love this podcast. I have listened to it on many drives between clients and enjoy the discussion between music therapists. I listen in each time an episode comes out and love the takeaways from this community."

The Latest

162. Hobbies: Tricia Caiati, MT-BC

In this episode Tricia discusses the definition of the word 'hobby.' She shares her personal thoughts on what hobbies are, why they're important, and how to make the most of engaging in our hobbies.

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161. Creative Fasting: Tricia Caiati, MT-BC

In this episode, Tricia talks about her recent unplanned experience with creative fasting and how it is shaping her creative self care and relationship with music.

On Mute

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160. Control and Balance: Tricia Caiati, MT-BC

n this episode Tricia shares highlights from two recent interviews she had other podcasts. Find links to those conversations below.

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159. Overwhelmed and Uninspired? Me too: Tricia Caiati, MT-BC

In this episode Tricia talks about the steps she's been taking to get out of a funk of feeling overwhelmed and uninspired.

158. S p a c e : Tricia Caiati, MT-BC

In this episode Tricia talks about making space in both our personal and professional lives. Join the conversation on social media!

157. Supporting Individuals With All Levels of Need: Aimee Rodriguez, MTS

In this episode Aimee shares about how her career as a teacher in Special Education is informing her Music Therapy studies. We also discuss how the two professions overlap and various ways to better support our students/clients with varying levels of need.

156. Intersecting Identities and Internship Experiences: Laura Elliott Buckner, MTI

In this episode Laura Elliott Buckner shares about their internship and life experiences and how their intersecting identities impact and inform their practice and learning.

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