The Therapist I Became While I Was Away: Motherhood, Career Gaps and Returning to Music Therapy
October 6, 2026
By Rebecca Human, MT-BC What I Brought Back to Music Therapy Picture a school morning. It’s 7:15 a.m. We need to leave at 7:30 a.m.
By Rebecca Human, MT-BC What I Brought Back to Music Therapy Picture a school morning. It’s 7:15 a.m. We need to leave at 7:30 a.m.
By Abigail Heffernan, Intern from San Diego State University Being an intern at MusicWorx as a non-requirement for my degree program has opened my eyes
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By Rachel Mitchell (MT-BC)Edited by Theresa Kwong, Communications Consultant In my practice, I use a bottom-up sensory processing model, recognizing how impactful our sensory experiences
By Audrey Weatherstone, MusicWorx Intern My first day as a MusicWorx intern, I took several personality tests. The results were “melancholy phlegmatic” and “golden retriever.”
By Anne Delleman, MusicWorx Intern When I first started my music therapy internship, I was surprised to see recorded music being used as a tool
By Audrey Weatherstone, MusicWorx Intern Somehow people still hesitate when you ask if they identify as a feminist, or even just what the word means.
By Lindsy Lev, MusicWorx Intern Even though all my music therapy education took place in Texas and I am now interning in San Diego, I
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