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 ...Read More
On Mondays, I will be writing up a short, non-academic review of an article I’ve found interesting. These articles will be taken from music therapy literature. Today I read a piece by Blythe LaGas...Read More
Tonight I had a somewhat surprise observation by a client’s occupational therapist, and am so happy that she was interested in and excited about our mutual client’s involvement in music therapy. I...Read More
Each Monday, I will be writing up a short, non-academic review of an article I’ve found interesting. These articles will be taken from music therapy peer-reviewed journals. I have been really inte...Read More
I had the opportunity to participate in what I will call an “arts in-service” at the site of the life enrichment contract I hold in Dundas, MN. I was excited for the day because I knew we’d be e...Read More
Play It Loudly, Play It Quietly I’ve been working in early intervention all over the Minneapolis/St. Paul metro for about six weeks now. I’ve come up with this music experience that has worked wel...Read More
Each Monday, I will be writing up a short, non-academic review of an article I’ve found interesting. These articles will be taken from music therapy peer-reviewed journals. This week, I read “Aw...Read More
Tomorrow I will be conducting a workshop for staff members at the facility where I work on Fridays. I am looking forward to it. I am planning to provide some basic drumming techniques that the staff c...Read More
I heard a really nice interview with Rick Smith on The Coffee Klatch podcast. Smith is a father whose 15-month-old son, Noah, has Down syndrome. On his site, Noah’s Dad, Smith writes about discov...Read More
