In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
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August
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
Diversifying Your Practice
By Anna Limina, MusicWorx Intern Financial Opportunities for Black Music Therapists Reading This! The Black Music Therapy Network is offering scholarships and grants to contribute to the advancement of black music therapists in the field. More Information Diversifying Your Practice In light of the recent...
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August
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
The Education of Kids Without Homes
By Rachel Ferreira, MusicWorx Intern When you think of a person that is homeless, what image pops into your head? Perhaps it’s something like this. You probably don’t think of something like this: When talking about the homelessness problem we have in the United States,...
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August
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
Anti-Racist Repertoire
By Anna Limina, MusicWorx Intern American music would not be what it is today without Black musicians. Period. Too often styles of music and songs were stolen, appropriated, and watered down by white folk. As music therapists especially, we must understand the history behind the...
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July
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In Blogs, Internship by MusicWorx
The Circle of Grief
By Amanda Mears, MusicWorx Intern We’ve all heard of and experienced grief in some form. Grief is a word that has been appearing more and more in discussions everywhere lately. On top of any personal grief that you may be dealing with, the pandemic and...
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June
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In Blogs, Clinical Music Therapy by MusicWorx
The Colors of a Flame
By Brian Locascio, MusicWorx Intern When given the opportunity to work with MusicWorx and Resounding Joy Inc. I learned that I would get to conduct a case study and a special project. I began to ask myself, what are some populations in need that are...
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June
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In Blogs, Internship by MusicWorx
How to Be an Intern in a Pandemic
By Anna Limina, MusicWorx Intern First of all… take a deep breath. Completing your Music Therapy internship can be overwhelming and scary, especially when you throw in a major historical event altering all reality in the mix! As students, we have all worked extremely hard...
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June
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No Instruments, No Problem: Making Music In Quarantine
By Arianna Monge, MusicWorx Intern “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” - Theodore Roosevelt In the midst of a pandemic, we find ourselves searching for some type of normalcy in our lives. With so much we cannot control, we must...
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June
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Striving to Do More and Do Better
Resounding Joy and MusicWorx are devastated by the murder of George Floyd, the most recent victim of a long history of violence against Black Americans, violence perpetuated by systemic racism. We stand against racism and injustice, and acknowledge the trauma inflicted on people of color....
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