In this fifth episode in the series, “Creativity Born of Trauma,” you’ll meet music tutor and coach Emma Nottage. Emma lives in the UK, so of course I had to ask her about the British Invasion of the 1960s. From there, we get to know Emma’s background in music and have a lively discussion about how music can be a way for us to process trauma, a tool to facilitate the healing process after trauma, and simply as a fundamental element of the universe, in our shared opinion.

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For more about Emma Nottage, please use these links:

Emma’s Website: https://musicaldiamond.com/

Emma’s Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/themusicaldiamond

Excerpt from “The Velveteen Rabbit” by Margery Williams

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Music Credits

Opening Theme: “Busy City,” by Track Tribe from Epidemic Sound

End Title: “Walk Through The Park,” by Track Tribe from Epidemic Sound