What about Master’s Level Entry?
The field of music therapy is in for a major decision. Currently, a bachelor’s degree is required to sit for the board certification test, but that may change soon. The Master’s Level Entry (MLE) task force has been diligently working […]
Self-Care for Introverts
Self care can become a buzzy word these days. At every music therapy conference, there’s guaranteed to be a handful of sessions that promise the secrets to self-care and preventing burnout. I’ve found myself avoiding these sessions because of the […]
What To Do When Working with a New Population
I was faced with a glaring awareness of my ignorance that I hadn’t felt since I started my job in dementia care, after completing my internship in a medical setting. I was asked to speak to a support group for […]
Applying to Music Therapy Grad School
I’ve made it no secret that I enjoy reading (and sharing) music therapy research. That’s why I’m excited to announce that I’ve landed a spot as a graduate teaching assistant at the University of Miami. I’m honored to have the […]
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 […]