Two new music therapists discuss the trials and tribulations of all things Telehealth and Music Therapy.
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This episode is crafted especially for caregivers and families who are tossing around the idea of incorporating music therapy into their lives. It's all about helping you figure out if this therapy is the missing note in your harmony of care.
Join our warm and charismatic host, Matthew Cash, in the latest episode: "Caregiver's Guide to Music Therapy: An Introduction." We're here to have a heart-to-heart on something truly special – the wonderful world of music therapy!
Guided by the insights of Ana-Alicia Lopez, our seasoned Clinical Director, along with fresh perspectives from music therapy interns Sarah Griggs and Christelle Cajuste, we are all set to take you on an engaging and informative journey.
While our chat is tailored for families and caregivers, we believe anyone can find a golden nugget or two of wisdom here! We, at The House of Music Therapy, are your friendly neighbors in Southwest Florida, always here to guide you, even from a virtual distance.
So, tune in and let's have a candid conversation about the beauty and healing powers of music therapy, and how it might just be the right choice for you or your loved ones.
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In this episode, Hillary hosts the founder and owners of The House of Music Therapy, Chris and Ana, to discuss events that took place at AMTA National Conference 2020 regarding accessibility.
Chris and Ana discuss how life events can be like holding up a mirror, and how those events can make us a better and more accessible organization.
In our second episode, Ryan and Hillary discuss working "in home" during the coronavirus pandemic and the various skills therapists must have to be successful. Check us out www.thehouseofmusictherapy.com and reach out to us info@thehouseofmusictherapy.com
In our first episode, Ryan and Hillary discuss what their first year working as music therapists has looked like (with its many unexpected changes) and the ways that COVID-19 has changed music therapy forever.