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Tag Archives: development
From Me to You, New Professional
There are many incarnations of the new professional. There’s the job hunting new professional, there is the newly employed new professional, there is the self employed new professional, and then there’s the starting the become jaded new professional. No matter … Continue reading
Important Considerations for Interns
The life of an intern isn’t an easy one! You’re pushed out into the world on your own and all of a sudden, independence looms in the future. You have to think of getting a job, where you want to … Continue reading
I’m Calling Out All Students
That’s right students. Time to get on the ball! Don’t forget! June 28th!
2 Most Awesome Things to Happen in The US This Year (Thus far)
I’m not much of a political aficionado, but I do know what policies I like and don’t like. If you’ve been reading for a while, you may remember a few posts I made last fall about Music Therapy, Politics, and … Continue reading
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Tagged AMTA, development, milestone, Music Therapy, Music Therapy Advocacy, state recognition
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How to Not Be A Confused Student/Intern/New Professional
Dear Students,
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Tagged development, life as a music therapist, Music Therapy, Preparing to be a professional
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One Size Does NOT Fit All
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 … Continue reading
My Big Business Boyfriend is Afraid of Commitment
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 … Continue reading
How to use your Fear
Fear comes in all shapes and sizes and is unique in its presentation for each of us. We have the common physiological responses to fear that we can’t control for, but how we respond psychologically to fear is something we … Continue reading
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Tagged business, career, development, life as a music therapist, Self Care
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Why Music Therapy Works: Medicine
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 … Continue reading
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Tagged development, Music Therapy, Why Music Therapy Works
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Why Music Therapy Works: End of Life
Welcome to the fifth post in the Why Music Therapy Works series! If you like this post, be sure to check out the other posts in the series!
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Tagged development, for parents, Why Music Therapy Works
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