Have you ever wondered what our logo really means? Listen as Erica reveals the story, purpose, and values behind the symbol that represents who we are. Here is the link to the video on YouTube: https://youtube.com/shorts/0OvfYiT6MJA?si=D9meLzVWk4Y9gl3l https://hhmusictherapy.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/WhatsApp-Video-2026-07-20-at-4.25.45-AM.mp4
As we approach Father’s Day in June, and the kids are out of school looking for things to do, I want to give a shout out to dads, the important job they do as parents, and propose some joint art-making. When I was growing up my dad was the nurturer in our family and having
As we begin a new year, it has become common practice to think about our intentions – what we want to bring into our lives and what we might need to let go of. Many people make new year resolutions, and according to a survey by Forbes Health, less than 8% of people maintain
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A Gentle Origami Box Practice: Using Art to Support Making Space for Healthy Holiday Boundaries The holidays can be joyful- and heavy. Between travel, family expectations, gift pressure, and old patterns resurfacing, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. An accessible therapeutic art ritual like folding a simple origami box can help: it gives you a calming
Our team here at Healing Harmonies consistently speaks about our “why.” Why do we push through adversity and resistance in our field? Why do we consistently fight for funding for services? Why do we continue to pour every day, sometimes running on empty ourselves? The answer always comes to our “why”—our North Star… our clients.
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Written by Katherine Heiselman, ATR-P, LPC-IT What is mindfulness? Have you ever found yourself becoming angry or frustrated with yourself or someone else for having a negative reaction to something? A great way to understand the concept of mindfulness is to reframe a thought like, “Ugh! I don’t even know why I’m getting upset about
Spring is here at last! The gloom of Winter gives way to more sunshine, longer days, warmer weather, and the brightness of new blooms. Do you ever feel one step behind? Do you feel stressors and their accompanying emotions weighing you down? Do you need some SPRING in your step? Music can be an excellent
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Visual Supports from Music Therapy Sessions to the Home Article by Music Therapist Faith & Ants Art by Art Therapists Katie and Erica Music is often referred to as a universal language – a means of connection that anyone can access. As a music therapist I believe this to be true, and I see it
Do you consider yourself creative? Many may answer NO to this question… But I beg to differ! According to Google, creativity is defined as “the use of the imagination or original ideas, especially in the production of an artistic work”. With that definition creativity may be limited to being talented or excelling at a certain
With all the fun and excitement that comes with Halloween, for a sensory sensitive child, the activities and circumstances surrounding it may be overwhelming. Creating a sensory-friendly Halloween is possible for your neurodivergent child with a few strategic steps and approaches. From costume alternatives to additional safety measures, here we share some of the ways
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