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It Ain’t Just Christmastime: Non-Holiday Winter Songs for Sessions with Kids, Adults, and Older Adults
It Ain’t Just Christmastime: Non-Holiday Winter Songs by Jen Wilson, Music Therapy Intern. As the holidays approach, it can be easy to fall into the same cycle of holiday-themed songs and activities. While this is festive
Shop Small and Give Music
Shop Small and Give Music by Nikki Lanza, MNLM, MT-BC. Supporting small businesses is a wonderful way to give back to your community! When you choose Heart and Harmony Music Therapy, you help us provide our employees with important benefits like health insurance – something
COVID-19 Re-Entry Plan
Heart and Harmony Music Therapy’s goal is to provide a safe environment for our clients and therapists and to advance the safety of our local community. We may move forward or backward in phases at any time and this graphic is subject to change.
What Does Telehealth Music Therapy Look Like?
What Does Telehealth Music Therapy Look Like? by Taylor Cockrum, MT-BC. Over the past couple of years, our world has become increasingly more familiar with video calling. Meetings and appointments are often carried out online rather than in person, therapy included! So what does therapy – specifically music therapy – look like via telehealth? How does that even work?
Therapy Buzzwords: Empathy
Therapy Buzzwords: Empathy by Taylor Cockrum, MT-BC. It’s time for some more therapy buzzwords! Today, we’re breaking down empathy.
Therapy Buzzwords: Anxiety
Therapy Buzzwords: Anxiety by Taylor Cockrum, MT-BC. Let’s break down a therapy buzzword: anxiety!
A Synopsis and Review of Hearing Voices: A Memoir of Madness by Eric Coates
A Synopsis and Review of Hearing Voices: A Memoir of Madness by Eric Coates posted by Jordan Bailey, MT-BC. This book was so profound to me when I read it for the first time that I was very excited to crack it open again.
Developing Cultural Competence Through Cultural Consciousness (Part 3)
Developing Cultural Competence Through Cultural Consciousness (Part 3) by Nia Imani Williams, Music Therapy Intern. Developing cultural competence in a world that is ever-diversifying is one of the best things we can do as people and a society.
Developing Cultural Competence Through Cultural Consciousness (Part 2)
Developing Cultural Competence Through Cultural Consciousness (Part 2) by Nia Imani Williams, Music Therapy Intern. Developing cultural competence in a world that is ever-diversifying is one of the best things we can do as people and a society.
Developing Cultural Competence Through Cultural Consciousness (Part 1)
Developing Cultural Competence Through Cultural Consciousness (Part 1) by Nia Imani Williams, Music Therapy Intern. Developing cultural competence in a world that is ever-diversifying is one of the best things we can do as people
