Dr. Concetta Tomaino was a longtime colleague and close friend of Oliver Sacks, and is a pioneer in the field of music therapy. We loved her new book, “Music Has Power in Senior Wellness and Healthcare,” a book on music therapy for general readers.
@wtfmusictherapy Music therapists don’t own music and should help train and encourage other professionals/colleagues to incorporate techniques within their scope of practice. (Oh, MTU…)
(Hands down one of the better media pieces I’ve read about #musictherapy. Congrats @musicallman! 🤩)
Music Therapy Is More Powerful Than You Might Think https://t.co/at7nyuQXOT via @POPSUGARFitness
When you are going on a short getaway with only under-seat luggage, but HAVE to pack your owl puppet for your online Early Intervention music therapy group. #musictherapistproblems
What is the Disability Day of Mourning?
https://t.co/35vxLdRE5O
A Tale of Two March 1st's by a Music Therapist
https://t.co/wxD8pKAchF
A Heartfelt Response:
https://t.co/Hoz4Ajngdb
@kf_music @eboresow I’m on year 6 of my practice and my own spreadsheets work great. But I admittedly love making spreadsheets and hate spending money unnecessarily!
@haroldpollack There is a 100% chance that I will change my mind on a policy or social issue this upcoming year. To not do so is essentially to say, “I don’t plan on learning anything this year.”
As Keynes asked, “what do you do when the facts change?”
@RogueMTBC Do we have to go on what we “feel” or can we gather evidence (from our own professions and similar ones) about what actions actually make the biggest impact? For example, I’d love to see stats about changes in states that have licensure (I’ve asked AMTA/CBMT but no response