A main tenant of being a therapist is that you must have a relationship with your client…one that involves using techniques like listening, reflecting, challenging, and educating (and that’s only to name a few). When therapists and clients build their relationship, the therapist will experience resistance and feelings that are displaced onto the them from [...]
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This month we are joined by special guest, Nakeischea Loi Smith. Ms. Smith is a Community Development Specialist for the Community Redevelopment Agency of Martin County, Florida. Nakeischea is responsible for securing grant funding for multimillion dollar construction and redevelopment projects that enhance the local community. In this episode of the Music Therapy Round Table [...]
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This month we welcome special guest CJ Shiloh to the Music Therapy Round Table podcast. Ms. CJ, as her piano students call her, runs the blog The Musical Autist, where she shares her thoughts and ideas on Neurodiversity and her vision to give all people with special needs equal access to the fine arts. It’s [...]
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All music therapists will enter some kind of business relationship no matter if they are in private practice or an employee of a company. These include relationships with other business’ and relationships with other MTs. In episode 18 of the podcast, special guests Jennifer Sokira and Emily Pellegrino, the directors of Connecticut Music Therapy Services, [...]
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We are very excited to welcome our first guest MTRT co-host…Allison Kerr! Allison is a board-certified music therapist who owns her own private practice in Tennessee called Music Therapy Services of Nashville. She contracts with different individuals and organizations–including schools and adult day care centers for people with disabilities–leads music therapy rhythm guitar workshops, and [...]
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An update is in order! In this episode, we each share some exciting news. Also, Kimberly and Michelle interview participants at the Midwestern Regional AMTA Conference. What do you think? We always welcome comments and questions. Simply fill out the comment field below to let us know what you think. Subscribe for free! Listen to [...]
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