In this episode, Alyssa and Tricia discuss business, yoga training, clinical experiences, and much more! Alyssa is a Neurologic Music Therapist, Board Certified Music Therapist, music educator and yoga instructor. Her holistic approach, engaging expertise and determined drive have led to the reality of her life-long goal, running a successful […]
Music Therapy Chronicles is on Mute this week. Please use the time you would normally spend listening to our episode to explore content from diverse creators.
This episode was recorded during the evening of self care and includes Q+A about the Self Care Community. The doors to the community will be open through Friday, October 22nd and our first Community call will be on October 19th. If you’d like to be with us live for the […]
In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day, please use the link below to find the original stewards of the land you currently reside on. Also, recognize the origin of your self care practices. Where are their roots and lineage? What sacrifices had to be made so you can practice these self […]
In this episode, Veda and Tricia discuss the connections we create through music and how these connections create ecosystems that extend beyond what we can even see. We also talk about how our musical experiences inform other aspects of our lives, including sustainability and environmental impact. Veda Hingert-McDonald (she/her) is […]
In this episode, Kayce and Tricia discuss the difference between perception and neuroception. We talk about the implications of these and how our awareness of the difference between them informs out therapy practice. Kayce Soros is a Board Certified Music Therapist currently practicing in Indianapolis, Indiana. She received her bachelor’s […]
In this episode, Kayce and Tricia discuss Polyvagal Theory and Somatic Experiencing. We talk about the importance of being trauma informed and how this can better inform our practice as therapists. Kayce Soros is a Board Certified Music Therapist currently practicing in Indianapolis, Indiana. She received her bachelor’s degree in […]
In this episode, Martina shares the findings from her Music Therapy vocal research, as well as tips for preventative vocal maintenance and vocal health. Martina Bingham is a lecturer in voice at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. She is an accomplished singer, voice teacher, and researcher in the training […]
In this episode, Kate and Tricia discuss the importance of intentional self care and community self care. We discuss ways we practice self care and the communities we’re cultivating to provide ongoing support for our fellow Music Therapists and other related professionals. Stay tuned, our door are opening soon! BOGO […]
Music Therapy Chronicles is on Mute this week. Please use the time you would normally spend listening to our episode to explore content from diverse creators.
In this episode, Sarah Jane and Tricia discuss Sarah Jane’s journey starting and restarting her private practice in several states and why she now prefers working for a non-profit company. Sarah Jane shares her insights and advice for Music Therapists in either setting and how to choose what works best […]
In this episode, Tony shares his top tips for working with Spanish speaking clients. This episode is packed with practical advice and you can find more from Tony through his latest project; Spanish for Creative Clinicians! Antonio “Tony” Milland Santiago is a board-certified music therapist, Vice President-Elect of the Southwestern […]
In this episode, Carolyn tells all about her personal journey of exploring world drumming and why it’s so important to bring percussion into our sessions. She also shares lots of great clinical tips and advice about how to study and incorporate drumming professionally as a Music Therapist. Carolyn Koebel, MM, HPCMT-BC […]
This is part three of a three-part series with the Creative Dementia Collective team. In this episode, we discuss the importance and reality of practicing self care. “We are three passionate millennial women who have extensive experience in the senior care industry. Our experience has shown us where the gaps […]
This is part two of a three-part series with the Creative Dementia Collective team. In this episode, we discuss a holistic approach to dementia care. “We are three passionate millennial women who have extensive experience in the senior care industry. Our experience has shown us where the gaps and needs […]
This is part one of a three-part series with the Creative Dementia Collective team. In this episode, we discuss the use of positive language when working with individuals with Dementia. “We are three passionate millennial women who have extensive experience in the senior care industry. Our experience has shown us […]
In this episode, Esther tells us about her relaxation recordings and how she developed them throughout her years of experience working with the Autism community in public schools. Esther has specialized since 1996 in the field of Autism and special needs. After many wonderful years on faculty at Capilano University, […]
