Episode 26: Unconventional Music Therapy Projects

by MTRT on February 14, 2012

A career can take you in many surprising directions outside of the music therapy room. Take the three of us–Rachel sells her music, Michelle created the Boom Tote, and Kimberly created a business ebook. Somewhere along the way, each of us had the idea for–and subsequently developed–an unconventional music therapy-related project. How did this happen and how can you do the same? We’ll discuss this and more in episode 26 of the Music Therapy Round Table podcast.

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Episode 25: How To Be a Passionate Advocate

by MTRT on January 10, 2012

This month, the Music Therapy Round Table is delighted to welcome two guests to our show: Judy Simpson and Dr. Dena Register. As the Director of Government Relations for the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA), Judy Simpson is the face of public policy for our profession as she works to represent our field and get it recognized at both the state and federal levels. Dr. Register is an associate professor of music therapy at the University of Kansas, where she teaches future music therapists and music educators. In addition, she serves as the Regulatory Affairs Advisor for the Certification Board for Music Therapists (CBMT).

Dena and Judy have joined us to help celebrate the 2nd annual Social Media Advocacy Month project. Throughout January, over two dozen bloggers and podcasters are working to increase the visibility of music therapy and to get other music therapists excited about advocacy. In episode 25 of the Music Therapy Round Table podcast, we will discuss advocacy, the joint AMTA/CBMT State Recognition Operational Plan, and more more with Dena and Judy.

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Rachel Rambach: Twitter, Facebook
Kimberly Sena Moore: Twitter, Facebook

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Episode 24: Finding Balance During the Holidays

December 13, 2011

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, as the song goes! The holidays are upon us, which means we have a lot to consider when it comes to our work and our clients. How do we make the holidays special for everyone, including ourselves and our families, while still maintaining our professionalism and focusing [...]

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Special Episode: #AMTA11 Edition

November 29, 2011

Episode 23 of the Music Therapy Round Table podcast was recorded at the 2011 AMTA national conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Joining us are several special guests: Natalie Mullis, Meryl Brown, Julie Guy, Ginny Driscoll, and Natalie Wlodarczyk. We all share our take on this year’s conference, and have quite a few laughs while doing so! [...]

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Meet Us In Atlanta

November 17, 2011

The three of us will be at the 2011 National Conference of the American Music Therapy Association. If you see us please say hello! Here is our schedule of events: Creating an Effective Online Presence: We Did It. You Can, Too! (A presentation from Kimberly, Michelle & Rachel) Friday at 7:30 am in meeting rooms [...]

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Episode 22: Our Inspirations and Role Models

November 8, 2011

The national AMTA music therapy conference is being held in Atlanta, GA in just over a week. Conference is a wonderful time to connect with people, to learn, and to get reinvigorated. You know what else it’s good for? Being around those people–role models, really–who you look up to. You may know them, you may [...]

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