Tags: conference, future, music cognition, networking, voice
Connecting with the Music Cognition Community
As a music therapist who’s interested in bridging the gap between the science of music cognition and the art of music therapy, I was super excited to attend the biennial conference of the International Conference of Music Perception and Cognition […]
A Music Therapist in Music Cognition Land
What happens when a music therapist goes to a music cognition conference? Answer: a lot of learning and new ideas! Earlier this month, I had the amazing opportunity to attend the conference of the Society for Music Perception and Cognition […]
Breaking Down Barriers Between Medicine and the Creative Arts
This weekend, I had the amazing opportunity to attend a talk about art therapy and its neurological benefits as told through a neurologist’s experiences as his father grew into an artist while struggling with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Hearing Dr. Daniel […]
Lessons From Lobby Day
On March 18th, 2015 I attended my first music therapy lobby day in Springfield, IL. Things I learned that day: 1) People walk very fast in the capitol 2) Being a constituent is powerful 3) Change can be made. As […]
Music Therapy vs. Music and Health Modalities Chart
Today, there are many options for those looking to positive impact their health through music. In an attempt to educate myself, I took the time to make a chart comparing nine music and health fields according to their definitions, training, […]