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Erin Hade Lunde, MT-BC, music therapist in the Minneapolis and St. Paul area

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Updates

In the next couple of months, I’m planning to add a logo to my site, change the layout and look of my site, and possibly start sending out newsletters. All in time for summer, where things will be slower until the arrival of our first child. Hopefully by July, all will be changed, and set [...]

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Thu, May 9 2013 » News » No Comments

Two small business resources

I drive a lot. I try to write all of my progress notes between clients and sites, and to do that, I use my iPad. Just in case you out there who are in private practice and who drive do not know about Evernote, I’ll take this moment to say that it’s been really handy for me. [...]

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Wed, May 8 2013 » Resources » No Comments

Contributing blogger

I am excited to announce that before the end of the month (and this calendar year, for that matter), a piece I wrote will be posted on a child development site that I will link to once the site goes live. I will be contributing blog posts on a variety of subjects regarding childhood development [...]

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Tue, December 18 2012 » News » 1 Comment

Two small business blogs

Because I’ve had such a terrifically long day, I’m going to keep this short and leave you with two blogs that I find helpful in small business development and growth. They are Private Practice from the Inside Out and Small Biz Lady. Have a good Thursday.

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Thu, November 29 2012 » Resources » No Comments

Music, the co-therapist

Music is such a great co-therapist. What a revelation for a music therapist to have. I can know this, and have known it intellectually, for years, but much of the time I have trouble trusting that the music in my music therapy sessions works more effectively than anything else. One of my clients tonight had [...]

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Wed, November 28 2012 » Experience, Fascination Station, Reflections » 1 Comment

Inaccessible music

I keep a limited amount of music on my iPhone, because it doesn’t have enough capacity to hold my whole library (and frankly some of my music is embarrassing). My husband has thousands and thousands of tracks on Google Music, and though I know the password and where to log in, I am not able [...]

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Thu, September 6 2012 » Reflections, Resources » No Comments

Bluetooth keyboard teams up well

I have come across the best tool combination for note-taking and efficiency therein. Thomas the New Husband bought me an iPad for Valentine’s Day this year, and although I have been using it pretty consistently for its apps, I’m even more enamored with it now. Now I’m using it with its own little tiny (perfect [...]

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Thu, July 12 2012 » Fascination Station » No Comments

In double-sickness

And I’m sick. Over the past two weeks, this cough I’d developed turned itself into bronchitis and I woke up Monday with a painful sinus infection. Two unrelated problems, that hit me at the same time. Luckily, I have some pretty understanding families (who would want a sick person around their child?), and one mother [...]

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Tue, July 10 2012 » Reflections, Resources » No Comments

GoodReader and its helpfulness

I have a tendency to acquire tools, materials, apps, and even instruments that I enjoy knowing I own, but do not actively use for as long as months after I buy or receive them. Enter: GoodReader. My fiancé happens to be a computer and technology genius and seems to have daily tips and advice, and showed [...]

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Tue, April 24 2012 » Resources » No Comments

Newfound app: Propellerhead Figure

This is a cool app that my fiancé showed me. It’s called Propellerhead Figure, and though I’ve spent only limited time with it, I’ve already created some decent tracks. Pretty neat.

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Tue, April 10 2012 » Resources » No Comments