In this episode, Marie talks about how she designs and incorporates visuals/props into her sessions. She also shares her unique insights about what to keep in mind when designing and facilitating a session for kids with ASD. Marie Miller is a neurologic music therapist specializing in work with children with […]

In this episode, Kat and Tricia discuss Kat’s vision and process for creating Music Therapy Ed. Kat shares personal stories from her journey and encouragement for other’s seeking to create something new. Kat Fulton is a passionate speaker and advocate for music therapy. She’s been quoted in major media outlets […]

In this episode, Rachelle shares the story of leaving her abusive marriage. This episode is intended to be supportive and informative to those who resonate with this topic. Rachelle also shares clinical insight regarding how this experience has impacted her professional practice. Anyone in need of support or further conversation […]

In this episode, Kelsey and Tricia talk about Kelsey’s recent transitions from High School, to College, to Internship, to new professional. Kelsey opens up about moving away from home, making friends, and searching for the right professional position. This is a great episode for any current students, but also touches […]

In this episode, Ryan and Tricia discuss Ryan’s entrepreneurial journey and his 4 Pillars of Success and Empowerment. Ryan has a master’s degree in psychology and music therapy from one of the top contemplative education schools in the country. He is a board-certified music therapist, director of The Rhythm Tree, […]

In this episode, Kathy and Tricia talk about some things to keep in mind when billing for MT services, as well as Kathy’s experiences using music to help teach literacy. Kathy Schumacher is a board certified music therapist, a mom to three children, and a lifelong learner with a pile […]

In this episode, Cacia and Tricia discuss Cacia’s research about the effects of rhythmic motor movements on cognition. *Spoiler Alert* They have a positive impact! Cacia King is a board certified music therapist who practices in NH. She loves working with children with special needs and has a passion for […]

In this episode, Judy and Tricia do a brief role play of a possible advocacy situation with a legislator. Judy shares her top tips for both advocacy and for reimbursement. Judy Simpson, AMTA Director of Government Relations, represents the music therapy profession with legislators, agencies, and coalitions on the state […]

In this episode, Judy and Tricia discuss Judy’s experiences as a clinician and as an AMTA administrator. Judy also shares about finding therapists for her own daughter and what she looked for in a therapist as a parent. Judy Simpson, AMTA Director of Government Relations, represents the music therapy profession […]

In this episode, Demeko and Tricia talk about the history of the percussion instruments we use clinically and the importance of being culturally informed to responsibly lead our sessions. If you or someone you know is interested in being on the podcast, please send a message to [email protected] ! Demeko […]