A podcast about Music Therapy from a variety of perspectives. Our ambition is to inspire and connect listeners through meaningful conversations. Like a Music Therapy Conference you can listen to anywhere!
In this episode the Creative Dementia Collective tells as about their wonderful Dementia support offerings and how they employ their Head, Hands, Heart, Humanity model. Tune in to hear about Dementia support for both the individual and their entire care team.
In this episode Chloe and Tricia discuss how music reaches people in crisis, advocacy, and working in the mental health field while also navigating personal mental health. We also talk about how these themes intersect and inform each other.
It's time for a change, do you agree?
In this episode Elliott and Tricia discuss personal and professional boundaries. We talk about how and when to communicate boundaries, navigating complex relationships, and advice for boundary related conversations.
In this episode Tricia answers listener questions about, well, anything.
In this episode Tricia answers listener questions about, well, anything.
This is episode 4/4 of our re-release series! In this episode Brea tells about her model for the potential for harm from music. Brea, Daniel, and Tricia discuss their own clinical experiences with harm, and the implications of this model on the Music Therapy profession
This is episode 4/4 of our re-release series! In this episode Brea tells about her model for the potential for harm from music. Brea, Daniel, and Tricia discuss their own clinical experiences with harm, and the implications of this model on the Music Therapy profession
This is episode 3/4 of our re-release series! In this episode, Miya and Tricia discuss how to start a private practice and the importance of self discover in this process.
This is episode 3/4 of our re-release series! In this episode, Miya and Tricia discuss how to start a private practice and the importance of self discover in this process.
This is episode 2/4 of our re-release series! In this episode, Tony and Tricia discuss podcasting, therapeutic approaches, and having authentic human interactions with our clients.
This is episode 2/4 of our re-release series! In this episode, Tony and Tricia discuss podcasting, therapeutic approaches, and having authentic human interactions with our clients.
This is episode 1/4 of our re-release series! In this episode, Kate and Tricia discuss integrating play therapy into Music Therapy sessions and using play in our own self care. Kate also tells about her podcast and platform: Creative Therapy Umbrella.
This is episode 1/4 of our re-release series! In this episode, Kate and Tricia discuss integrating play therapy into Music Therapy sessions and using play in our own self care. Kate also tells about her podcast and platform: Creative Therapy Umbrella.
Sometimes things don't go as planned. So here we are, pivoting and trying again.
Sometimes things don't go as planned. So here we are, pivoting and trying again.
In this episode Tricia talks about the process and unlearning a limiting belief she's held since childhood. Tune in to hear how the gift of immaturity can positively impact your life personally and professionally.
In this episode Tricia talks about the process and unlearning a limiting belief she's held since childhood. Tune in to hear how the gift of immaturity can positively impact your life personally and professionally.
Music Therapy Chronicles is on Mute this week. Please use the time you would normally spend listening to our episode to explore content from diverse creators.
Music Therapy Chronicles is on Mute this week. Please use the time you would normally spend listening to our episode to explore content from diverse creators.
In this episode Ellen tells us about her career transition from performing musician to Music Therapist. We talk about burnout, identity, and finding what fits for any season of life.
In this episode Ellen tells us about her career transition from performing musician to Music Therapist. We talk about burnout, identity, and finding what fits for any season of life.
In this episode Andrea tells us how her career in Music Therapy led her to become a Trauma Informed Care consultant. She shares her advice for clinicians and creative ideas for fixing broken systems.
In this episode Andrea tells us how her career in Music Therapy led her to become a Trauma Informed Care consultant. She shares her advice for clinicians and creative ideas for fixing broken systems.
In this episode Julieann tells us all about her new album, online offerings, and resources for working with kids. Keep an eye out for her upcoming album for Resilient Children!
In this episode Julieann tells us all about her new album, online offerings, and resources for working with kids. Keep an eye out for her upcoming album for Resilient Children!
Life gets busy. We all have so much on our plates; so much to get done and only 7 days a week to do it all. If you find yourself consistently pushing off the same items on your to-do list, seeing unfinished projects around your home, and feeling like there are calls or appointments that should have been made weeks ago, then it might be time for a life admin. day.
Life gets busy. We all have so much on our plates; so much to get done and only 7 days a week to do it all. If you find yourself consistently pushing off the same items on your to-do list, seeing unfinished projects around your home, and feeling like there are calls or appointments that should have been made weeks ago, then it might be time for a life admin. day.
In this episode Melanie tells us about her research and standpoint on reflective practice: what it is, positive and negative implications, and why it's so important.
In this episode Melanie tells us about her research and standpoint on reflective practice: what it is, positive and negative implications, and why it's so important.
In this episode Melanie tells us about her research and standpoint on reflective practice: what it is, positive and negative implications, and why it's so important.
In this episode Melanie tells us about her research and standpoint on reflective practice: what it is, positive and negative implications, and why it's so important.
In this episode Jennifer talks about the how and why we should ditch polar thinking as Music Therapists. We talk research, clinical practice, and much more. There can be a lot of polarized views within our field, tune in to hear how we can start thinking in a more 'mixed methods' approach.
In this episode Jennifer talks about the how and why we should ditch polar thinking as Music Therapists. We talk research, clinical practice, and much more. There can be a lot of polarized views within our field, tune in to hear how we can start thinking in a more 'mixed methods' approach.
In this episode Karen shares about her 20 year MT journey running a business, balancing life, and pivoting in her career.
In this episode Karen shares about her 20 year MT journey running a business, balancing life, and pivoting in her career.
Music Therapy Chronicles is on Mute this week. Please use the time you would normally spend listening to our episode to explore content from diverse creators.
Music Therapy Chronicles is on Mute this week. Please use the time you would normally spend listening to our episode to explore content from diverse creators.
In this episode Scooter and Tricia discuss the intersections of Speech Therapy, music, cognition, Music Therapy, beatboxing, music history, and much more. Scooter tells us all about the new program he has helped develop, currently called Alphabeat. This is an evidence based Speech Language curriculum using beatboxing. Scooter and Tricia discuss the foundations of the program, clinical applications, and creative extensions.
In this episode Scooter and Tricia discuss the intersections of Speech Therapy, music, cognition, Music Therapy, beatboxing, music history, and much more. Scooter tells us all about the new program he has helped develop, currently called Alphabeat. This is an evidence based Speech Language curriculum using beatboxing. Scooter and Tricia discuss the foundations of the program, clinical applications, and creative extensions.
In this episode Isabelle tells us about her new bilingual book, The Fishing Song. Isabelle has used her unique background in Product Management, music, Mandarin, piano, and life to create this wonderful and accessible resource for young learners and musicians. Hear how it all came together in this episode.
In this episode Isabelle tells us about her new bilingual book, The Fishing Song. Isabelle has used her unique background in Product Management, music, Mandarin, piano, and life to create this wonderful and accessible resource for young learners and musicians. Hear how it all came together in this episode.
In this episode Janet shares about her acquired brain injury and how it has impacted her life. She shares vulnerably about her lived experience and her advice for both clinicians and others living with ABI.
In this episode Janet shares about her acquired brain injury and how it has impacted her life. She shares vulnerably about her lived experience and her advice for both clinicians and others living with ABI.
In this episode Janet shares about her acquired brain injury and how it has impacted her life. She shares vulnerably about her lived experience and her advice for both clinicians and others living with ABI.
In this episode Janet shares about her acquired brain injury and how it has impacted her life. She shares vulnerably about her lived experience and her advice for both clinicians and others living with ABI.
In this episode Tricia shares the important reminder that it's not you, it's not your fault, sometimes life is just crazy and that's ok. This podcast episode was inspired by some of Tricia'a recent life events and an insightful conversation with her father.
In this episode Tricia shares the important reminder that it's not you, it's not your fault, sometimes life is just crazy and that's ok. This podcast episode was inspired by some of Tricia'a recent life events and an insightful conversation with her father.
In this episode Sandy shares her passion for working in eldercare. Sandy found Music Therapy as a second career and tells us why she has become so passionate about working as a Music Therapist in Eldercare. She shares her advice and resources for others transitioning into the field and working with elders.
In this episode Sandy shares her passion for working in eldercare. Sandy found Music Therapy as a second career and tells us why she has become so passionate about working as a Music Therapist in Eldercare. She shares her advice and resources for others transitioning into the field and working with elders.
In this episode Maria, Mara, Elizabeth, and Meera from the Peer Support Network share their passion for starting this amazing group, why it's so important, and how we can get involved. The Peer Support Network offers free peer supervision during their monthly groups. They are AMTA Conference presenters and advocates for equity and support within and beyond the Music Therapy field.
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