In this episode Tricia talks about the process and unlearning a limiting belief she’s held since childhood. Tune in to hear how the gift of immaturity can positively impact your life personally and professionally.
In this episode Ellen tells us about her career transition from performing musician to Music Therapist. We talk about burnout, identity, and finding what fits for any season of life.
In this episode Andrea tells us how her career in Music Therapy led her to become a Trauma Informed Care consultant. She shares her advice for clinicians and creative ideas for fixing broken systems.
In this episode Julieann tells us all about her new album, online offerings, and resources for working with kids. Keep an eye out for her upcoming album for Resilient Children!
Life gets busy.
We all have so much on our plates; so much to get done and only 7 days a week to do it all. If you find yourself consistently pushing off the same items on your to-do list, seeing unfinished projects around your home, and feeling like there are calls or appointments that should have been made weeks ago, then it might be time for a life admin. day.
In this episode Melanie tells us about her research and standpoint on reflective practice: what it is, positive and negative implications, and why it’s so important.
In this episode Melanie tells us about her research and standpoint on reflective practice: what it is, positive and negative implications, and why it’s so important.
In this episode Jennifer talks about the how and why we should ditch polar thinking as Music Therapists. We talk research, clinical practice, and much more. There can be a lot of polarized views within our field, tune in to hear how we can start thinking in a more ‘mixed methods’ approach.
In this episode Karen shares about her 20 year MT journey running a business, balancing life, and pivoting in her career.
In this episode Scooter and Tricia discuss the intersections of Speech Therapy, music, cognition, Music Therapy, beatboxing, music history, and much more. Scooter tells us all about the new program he has helped develop, currently called Alphabeat. This is an evidence based Speech Language curriculum using beatboxing. Scooter and Tricia discuss the foundations of the program, clinical applications, and creative extensions.