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If you've ever wondered WHY you should learn to play tin whistle, I have the answers! Whether you watch just the first 2 minutes of this video, or the entire...
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- Disclaimer – Music Therapy vs. Music in Therapy
- What Is Music in Therapy?
- What Materials Are needed?
- To Prompt Or Not to prompt?
- Music Across The Lifespan
- Interview with Sheldon Clark
- Research Summary
- Conclusion
Speaking of same song, second verse, I want to remind you that Music Therapy is a specialized field with specific education and training. To call yourself a music therapist, you must have earned the proper credential. Here in the United States, that is through the American Music Therapy Association and you can learn about it at musictherapy.org. Th...
Music is an amazing way to connect to emotions. You probably already have a playlist (or maybe a retro album collection) of music that energizes you, some that you gravitate towards when you feel down, sappy love songs, and what I call fight music. That’s what I listen to when I want to feel sassy or have some attitude. Companies are built around c...
One thing I really like about the field of counseling is that we can adapt our counseling space to incorporate lots of different ways to work with clients. With little clients, having toy instruments available may invite natural play, making music or even singing impromptu lyrics. With older clients, you might have real instruments like a guitar, k...
I teach using any expressive art as a way to “see” what is internal for the client. With music, I can see the nonverbal body language as the client uses the technique, but I rely more on my senses of hearing and feeling with this one. Your choice to prompt or not will be based on your theory, your personal counseling style, and whether your client ...
Music is great in therapy across the lifespan. Babies rock to music and are soothed by humming. Dementia patients may come alive when hearing music from their generation. Personally, I love the upbeat 80’s music because some of it was poignant to significant life experiences, both positive and negative. I want to share some admittedly overgeneraliz...
[The interview portion of this episode was not transcribed. To listen to the interview click the episode link at the top of the page.]
The article I’m going to discuss today is on the effectiveness of short-term music therapy in a group of adults with chronic mental illness, such as bipolar and schizophrenia. Music’s effectiveness in therapy tends to stem from how it influences feeling and thinking patterns via physiological and neurological arousal, which is conceptualized by man...
Thank you to our Expressive Arts Technique guest, Sheldon Clark. Try this today: Visit the American Music Therapy Association’s web site to learn more. Ask your client to play a meaningful song and then process it together. If I asked you, what would you tell me is the Song of Your Life?
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Jun 21, 2019 · Not surprisingly, music therapists often invite clients to listen to recordings of popular songs. A common song listening method is song discussion, in which a therapist selects a relevant song to explore with a client or group and facilitates the listening and subsequent verbal processing.
Beyond its deeper meaning, “Whistle” is ultimately a carefree anthem that encourages listeners to let loose and embrace the joy of the moment. The upbeat tempo and catchy melody make it impossible not to tap your feet and sing along.
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Mar 23, 2011 · “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” – Also known as “In the Jungle” or “Wimoweh”, I adapted it for young children and sing the original version on a regular basis. “Lean on Me” – It’s all about knowing there are people to support you, and that’s applicable to everyone. Plus, it’s repetitive and easy to sing.
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Everyone has the ability to respond to music, and music therapy uses this connection to facilitate positive changes in emotional wellbeing and communication through the engagement in live musical interaction between client and therapist.
