I’ve often thought about how it would be to go through the day without having to explain to someone what it is that I do. I wondered how it would feel to answer the question “So what do you do for a living?” with a one or two word phrase and have the conversation end […]
Dear Students,
Have you ever tried something new only to find that you had all the answers and executed all associated tasks flawlessly? Have you found yourself a total and complete natural ready to leap to the top of the professional heap at the mere mention of you chosen path?
The answer for most of us is […]
The concept of one size fits all has always reeked of “easy way out” to me. Maybe it’s because I have a large head and can’t wear most hats (the clothing item most notorious–in my mind–for being one size fits all), or maybe it’s because I view the best service as individualized to fit the […]
I am dedicating this post to the fabulous people who take care of those who I am privileged enough to work with. You are wonderful and your dedication to going to extra mile for your loved one is phenomenal.
As some of you may know, I’ve been struggling the past few weeks with what seemed to […]
Have you ever had someone enthusiastically agree to go out on a date with you and then have them seem bored and disinterested at dinner?
Perhaps the better analogy would be the relationship that seems stuck. You’re ready to be exclusive, move in, pop the question, but for whatever reason, the other party is just not […]
Oh how time makes fools of us all.
Sometimes it seems as if there is too much time. Other times it seems that it is going by far too quickly!
Yesterday, when I thought I had time to sit down and blog, I asked my twitter followers what they wanted to hear about. Carolyn Daschinger responded that […]
Welcome to the sixth and final post in the Why Music Therapy Works series! If you like this post, be sure to check out the other posts in the series!
Spending time in a hospital is something that none of us look forward to, yet it is a fact of life for many. Being displaced from […]
Welcome to the fourth post in the Why Music Therapy Works series! If you like this post, be sure to check out the other posts in the series!
Aging is a part of life. We live, we get older, and frequently need continued supports as we do so. This post addresses two aspects of aging: Supports […]
Welcome to the third post in the Why Music Therapy Works series! If you like this post, be sure to check out the other posts in the series!
Everyone is susceptible to mental health issues. The National Institute of Mental Health estimated that over 4% of the adult population in the US suffers from a Serious […]
Welcome to the second post in the Why Music Therapy Works series! If you like this post, be sure to check out the other posts in the series!
There is no doubt that the prevalence of Autism, or Autism Diagnoses, is on the rise. With an average of 1 in 110 children being diagnosed, you can […]