In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by Jessica Blaisus
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Clinical Music Therapy
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September
In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy, Internship by Jessica Blaisus
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Cultural Connections: India
By Katie Rahn, MusicWorx Intern Traveling to a different country is both a nerve-wrecking and exciting experience, filled with countless opportunities to learn… especially when you are traveling for the purpose of furthering your career and education. Through Resounding Joy, in January of 2018, I...
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40 years of measuring music therapy
By Kit Fitzgerald Published on 4/3/17 in The Daily Iowan Some of the best music therapists in the nation returned to their alma mater on April 1 to celebrate 40 years of the University of Iowa’s music-therapy program. “Music therapy is not really a new…
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February
In Clinical Music Therapy by Kristine Vandenberg
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The Benefits of Harmonica for People with Parkinson’s
By: Lindsay Zehren In the summer of 2016 MusicWorx, Inc. wrapped up a successful AudAbility series. Fifteen People with Parkinson’s and their Care Partners completed six months of classes designed to empower them with exercises to increase volume of voice, breath control, and quality of…
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Every 15 Minutes – A Group Session with Mock Victims
By Marielle Sheppel Every fifteen minutes, someone in the United States dies in an alcohol-related incident. This Monday, supervising music therapist Noelle Pederson and the MusicWorx intern team had the chance to play an important and unprecedented role in Helix High School’s triennial Every 15…
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May
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Music Therapy In The Melting Pot: The Increasing Importance Of Multiculturalism In The Future Of Music Therapy
By Amy Dunlap Sankofa is a word that literally means, “go back and take” in the Ghanaian language Akan. Culturally, the symbol of sankofa represents one taking from the past what is good and bringing it into the present in order to make positive progress…