Thank you OCMT for this wonderful opportunity to be a sponsor as you commit to further educate and support music therapists around the world. Bear Paw Creek was originally founded to create products for music therapist and I absolutely love your profession and what each of you bring to it. I hope you will enjoy reading this blog post about my recent personal experience with music therapy in our daughter’s fight against cancer:
by David Putano Mt-BC I’d like to speak to music therapy (MT) pros and students about playing guitar and musicianship and pose the question “Why Guitar Competency?” Last year I wrote about a hospice family where the son told me that “over the past many months the only joy my mom has experienced was…
CMTE Discount at Music Therapy Book Club, for OCMT Fans! Jennifer Sokira, MMT, LCAT, MT-BC is the founder of Music Therapy Book Club, which is a unique CMTE option for music therapists offered by her company, Connecticut Music Therapy Services, LLC, P#0130. Music Therapy Book Club is honored to sponsor the 2014 OCMT! Music…
Tacit Knowledge in Music Therapy, Part 2 by Carol Ann Blank, MMT, MT-BC In this blog post, I’ll share with you some of my thoughts about tacit knowledge and its importance in music therapy clinical decision making with parent-child dyads. From my previous blog post, tacit knowledge is a form of knowing that is considered…
Thank you OCMT for this wonderful opportunity to be a sponsor as you commit to further educate and support music therapists around the world. Bear Paw Creek was originally founded to create products for music therapist and I absolutely love your profession and what each of you bring to it. I hope you will enjoy…
In previous blog posts, I have shared with you my thoughts on creativity in music therapy with parent-child dyads, systems theory, and processes in music therapy. This post will describe Music Together’s Philosophical Points and how these support the role of creativity in clinical decision making in light of systems theory and processes in music…
Tools for Effective Guided Imagery: The Language of the Subconscious Mind By Deborah Spiegel MT-BC, CCHt sponsor: CMTEonlineclasses.com 1. Keep it positive. The subconscious mind does not hear the word “not.” So if you are creating guided imagery, keep your language positive. Instead of saying “You are not stressed” phrase it in the positive: “Feel…
