In this episode, Esther tells us about her Music Therapy curriculum, Meet in the Music. Esther has specialized since 1996 in the field of Autism and special needs.  After many wonderful years on faculty at Capilano University, teaching in the Bachelor of Music Therapy Program, Esther continues to enjoy presenting […]

In this episode, Jessica tells us her experience of finding and losing multiple internships during COVID. *TRIGGER WARNING* We also discuss trauma and corporal punishment. Jessica shares her outlook on her internship experience and the ethical questions and considerations she was faced with. Jessica Crisp just graduated from Sam Houston […]

In this episode, Gabrielle tells us about per passion for intersectional advocacy in the Music Therapy profession and in our professional practices. We also talk about school, internship, and clinical life lessons. Gabrielle is currently studying to receive their master’s degree in music therapy from SUNY New Paltz. Gabrielle is […]

In this episode, Sonja tells us about her interest and preliminary research in using Canadian music with Canadian clients. We talk a lot about music written by Stan Rogers and it’s clinical applications and implications. Sonja is currently completing her Bachelor’s Degree of Music Therapy at Wilfrid Laurier University, in […]

In this episode, your host, Tricia, shares her experience of failing the Music Therapy Board Exam her first attempt. Tricia shares the study habits she used to pass, some journal entries from this season of her life, and other authentic and vulnerable insights from her exam experience. Tricia Caiati, MT-BC […]

In this episode Bonnie, Brian, Hayley, and Kim tell us all about the awesome pod-course they’ve created! You can find more information on the Music Therapy Podcast Collective (MT-PC) website. The Music Therapy Podcast Collective (MT-PC) is a place to create and purchase pod-courses that are accessible, sustainable, and quality […]

In this episode, Ryan tells us how he’s made the slow transition to full time recording musician. We talk about the stories behind his music and the clinical/personal applications of his compositions. Ryan has a master’s degree in psychology and music therapy from one of the top contemplative education schools […]

In this episode, Alysha and Tricia discuss how females with neurodivergence often go undiagnosed because their symptoms are not properly recognized. We also talk about the impact of socioeconomic status on our journey and experiences as professionals. Alysha Suley, MM, MT-BC earned her bachelors degree in music therapy with a […]

In this episode, Alysha tells us about her personal experiences with neurodiversity and how being diagnosed with ADHD has empowered her to better understand life’s challenges and recognize her strengths. Alysha Suley, MM, MT-BC earned her bachelors degree in music therapy with a minor in psychology from Berklee College of Music, […]

100 episodes! 🎙💯🎉 You’ll hear several familiar voices in this episode as guests from the past give us personal and professional life updates. So, where are they now? Listen to find out! PIC Updates from episode… 66. imagine magazine: Petra Kern, Ph.D., MT-BC, MTA, DMtG and Dana Bolton, MEd, MMT, […]