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Singable Books

I have found that as a music therapist and parent, I enjoy sharing singable books – books that can be sung, chanted, and used with a melody when read. Books that have a melody to them, whether pre-existing or not, can be more engaging and a great way to reinforce learning. Today, I want to

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Creating Connection Through Accessible Concert Experiences

Pause for a moment and recall the last or best concert experience you had?!…. Are you smiling? What makes live concerts so uniquely impactful? I bet most would answer the question by mentioning the “synergy” in that space. There is an unspoken collectiveness and connectedness that is undeniably present. The musicians, their music, the reaction

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Musical Improvisation

As music therapists, we need to learn lots of tools and techniques- both musical and non-musical- to be able to serve our clients and meet their individual needs. One of these tools is musical improvisation, which is music played or sung without previous preparation. For me, the word “improvisation” once filled me with fear and

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Mental Health

How does music affect your mood? Music is a powerful tool to assist with managing our mental health. We experience music in so many different ways, whether that’s the sound of car horns while driving to work or playing our favorite songs on full blast to motivate us when cleaning. Music Therapists have extensive knowledge

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