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April
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Blogs
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March
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Let’s All Play Our Drum
By Seika Bishton, MusicWorx Intern When you read the word “drum” what comes to your mind? Most likely something different from me and anyone else reading this blog. What did you see? Music therapists often say phrases such as, “Let’s all play our drum” or...
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February
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
Expecting Music Therapy When Expecting
By Rebecca Chen, MTI (MusicWorx Intern) You’re expecting a baby! Pregnancy can be exciting, stressful, and scary all at the same time. You feel like you might need some extra support and have heard that music can support you throughout your pregnancy and birthing process....
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January
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
Comparisons Of And Collaborations Between Music Professionals
By Hadley Rentz, MusicWorx Intern “Oh yeah I do music therapy all the time!” “Music is my therapy!” “I practice music therapy jamming in my car every morning.” “So you just play your guitar for people and they feel better?” “I feel like I’d be...
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January
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
Trauma-Informed Care
By Madalyn Vanarthos, MusicWorx Intern When you search “Trauma-Informed Care” on the internet, this screen will pop up under images… Though infographics are helpful, I find the collage of colors, ideas, key ingredients and alliterative terms daunting. The image epitomizes the chaos in my attempt...
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December
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
Supporting the Latinx Community in Music Therapy Practice
By Hadley Rentz, MusicWorx Intern Any working music therapy professional can tell you how many times a day they have to explain what they do. With only a select few having knowledge of and easy access to music therapy services, many members of populations and...
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November
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
Food Language: A Closer Look at Bulimia Nervosa
By Madalyn Vanarthos, MusicWorx Intern The National Eating Disorder Association states, “At any given point in time, 1.0% of young women and 0.1% of young men will meet diagnostic criteria for bulimia nervosa.” This data is drawn from the UK, US and Europe. The combined...
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November
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy, News by MusicWorx
Now More Than Ever
By Lindsay Zehren, MT-BC, National Program Director Now, more than ever, clients we serve at Resounding Joy need us. Now, more than ever, we need your support to continue to enhance the human experience through therapeutic applications of music. Join us virtually on November 20th...
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October
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
We Work in the NICU Too!
By Rachel Ferreira, MusicWorx Intern When I tell people what my profession is, I often get, “oh wow! That’s so cool. What is that?”. I explain my profession and why I love it. Most people assume that you can only practice music therapy with older...
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October
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