Mella Music Therapy Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Learn how music therapy can help individuals from babies to adults with neurologic brain function and wellbeing.
In this episode, we catch up with Millie Davies, a soon-to-be-graduating music therapy student at Arizona State University (ASU). We talk with Millie about her internship experience working with Charlotte, and find out about how Millie is using music therapy with people who struggle with reading.
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In this episode, board-certified music therapist, Charlotte Stewart, discusses how people on the autism spectrum are helped by music therapy. She discusses ways to help modify behaviors of kids on the spectrum, and how these therapies can improve their quality of life.
Many adults suffer strokes and other types of brain injuries which steal speech and motor function. Music therapy is a powerful tool to combat this loss of function, often improving the lives of brain injury sufferers in surprising ways. Listen in to hear board-certified music therapist, Charlotte Stewart, along with her husband, Andy, discuss how music therapy helps these people.
This is the podcast you never knew you needed! On this maiden Mella Music Therapy podcast, certified neurologic music therapist, Charlotte Stewart, assisted by her husband Andy, delves into a broad discussion of what music therapy is, how it started, and how it’s beneficial. So if you’ve ever wondered what music therapy is, this is a good place to start!
Show notes:You can contact Charlotte by clicking here.
Another great place to find information about music therapy is the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA).
Laurie Berkner songs and Patty Shukla songs are great resources for young children.