Episodes
Check out this episode on Youtube with automatic closed captioning! In this episode, Lindsay talks with us about financial psychology and the impact that money can have on people. She touches on how this can impact our clients, how we develop our mindset about money as early as 7-8 years old, and how this can effect us in our jobs as clinicians in community mental health and/or private practice. Take a listen to learn a lot with Lindsay! Lindsay Bryan-Podvin is a biracial...
Published 06/03/21
Prefer closed captioning? Check out this episode on YouTube with automatic closed captioning! This weeks episode is a special podcast collaborative feature of three fellow music therapy podcasters who have created three AMAZING pod-courses through the Music Therapy Podcast Collective (MT-PC). Take a listen to each of them as they share the details about their pod-courses. These three pod-courses will be available starting June 1st and to celebrate we are putting ALL OF OUR POD-COURSES...
Published 05/26/21
Check out this episode on Youtube with automatic closed captioning! In part two of this episode, Kristiana Miner talks with us about social justice within the creative arts therapies from a personal and professional perspective. She also shares her experiences related to racism, trauma, misogyny, oppression, and more in the music therapy field and we touch on some of the issues within the field related to continued oppression for marginalized therapists, clients, and communities....
Published 05/20/21
Check out this episode on Youtube with automatic closed captioning! In part one of this episode, Kristiana Miner talks with us about social justice within the creative arts therapies from a personal and professional perspective. She also shares her experiences related to racism, trauma, misogyny, oppression, and more in the music therapy field and we touch on some of the issues within the field related to continued oppression for marginalized therapists, clients, and communities....
Published 05/13/21
Check out this episode on Youtube with automatic closed captioning! In this episode, Kate goes over a bunch free downloads, intervention ideas, creativity and mental health concepts and more! Hop on the MT-PC newsletter of follow on InstagramHop on the MT-PC newsletter of follow on Instagram Whacky Weather Download! Lisa Dions Podcast "Lessons From The Playroom" Thunder Boom Download! Episode #42 with Amanda Bryant about Design...
Published 05/06/21
Check out this episode on Youtube with automatic closed captioning! In part two of this episode, Shelley discusses the use of signs within music therapy and how this can support young children who are not able to access verbal language. Shelley describes how we can use signs to support the understanding of how communication works as well as having concrete examples of using signs within your sessions. We discuss have a language-rich environment to support all learners and Shelley also...
Published 04/29/21
Check out this episode on Youtube with automatic closed captioning! In this episode, Shelley discusses the use of signs within music therapy and how this can support young children who are not able to access verbal language. Shelley describes how we can use signs to support the understanding of how communication works as well as having concrete examples of using signs within your sessions. We discuss have a language-rich environment to support all learners and Shelley also discusses...
Published 04/22/21
Today's episode is sponsored by Andrea Vargas Counseling! In this episode, Patina tells us about how she uses music to support children with a variety of disabilities in the school setting. She specifically shares about her tools and techniques for supporting social and emotional skill development within the academic setting. Her passion for her work is contagious and she shares so many songs, ideas, and resources throughout this episode - she even shares a sweet discount code for her...
Published 04/15/21
Today's episode is sponsored by Andrea Vargas Counseling! In this episode, Anna discusses her work as a drama therapist in an inpatient setting with teens. As part of a creative arts therapy team, Anna describes some of the trauma and attachment based approaches and theories that she utilizes within her work. She even dives into some wonderful examples of rituals at the end of the show -- great ideas to bring into your creative practice! Take a listen and enjoy! Anna Beck grew...
Published 04/08/21
Check out our sponsor - Dynamic Lynks Community! In this episode, Samuel shares with us his experiences working with refugee children and creating creative arts therapy opportunities in Germany. He also shares with us about a non-profit called Sam's Fans that supports music and art therapy through Ohio as well as his involvement with IAMM- the International Association of Music and Medicine. Take a listen and enjoy! Samuel Gracida is originally from Mexico but has lived in...
Published 04/01/21
Check out our sponsor - Dynamic Lynks Community! In this episode, Christa talks about creativity from a variety of perspectives. She dives into her own creativity as an individual and why it is so important for creative therapists to spend time nurturing their creative side. She offers concepts to ground your creative understanding, examples of exercises you can do to engage your creativity, and stories about how we can reframe our creativity. Take a listen and get inspired! Hi...
Published 03/26/21
Check out our sponsor - Dynamic Lynks Community! In this episode, Christa talks about creativity from a variety of perspectives. She dives into her own creativity as an individual and why it is so important for creative therapists to spend time nurturing their creative side. She offers concepts to ground your creative understanding, examples of exercises you can do to engage your creativity, and stories about how we can reframe our creativity. Take a listen and get inspired! Hi...
Published 03/25/21
Elizabeth Gillette, LCSW is an attachment specialist and educator who supports folks in developing healthier relationships, deeper awareness of their needs and behaviors, and more connection in their partnerships. Her private practice, Heirloom Counseling, offers therapy, online courses, and interactive tools so we can heal ourselves (and each other!) and experience more joy and security in relationships. You can learn more about her online courses, support bundles, and podcast...
Published 03/11/21
In this episode, Kate shares about the importance of leaving space to support emotional wellness for all children. Stick around to hear five easy ways that you can implement this into your sessions! Connect 2 Music Therapy Article Singing Neanderthals: The Origins of Music, Language, Mind, and Body by Stephen Mithen Enjoy this content? Like creative arts downloads sent right to your inbox? Be sure to join our newsletter so you don't miss out! Follow Creative...
Published 03/04/21
In this episode, Kate and Bodhi share with us not only the amazing work that they do individually, but also the creative work they do together! Kate and Bodhi created Expressive Wellness, a business dedicated to creating wellness groups, retreats, and continuing education for healthcare professionals and organizations. They share their journey to creating an arts-based collaborative business as well as tips for other therapists looking to connect to other creative arts therapists outside of...
Published 02/25/21
In this episode, Molly talks with us about how music therapy can support survivors of trauma. She shares about her person-centered and humanistic approach, as well as how her approach is informed by the neurological sciences. She shares specific interventions ideas and walks us through the "6 R's of regulation" - a phenomenal support for any therapist looking to support regulation for any child in the therapy room. Take a listen and enjoy! Molly Warren, MM, LPMT, MT-BC, Licensed...
Published 02/18/21
In this episode, Robyn talks with us about how art therapy can support children with anxiety, depression, anger, and issues of self-esteem. Her passion about supporting children through creativity is immense and she shares about her experiences as an art therapist working with children of many ages. She discusses one of her speciality creations, "Paint it out boxing" and talks about her recent publication in a book about supporting children of divorced parents. Take a listen and...
Published 02/11/21
In this episode, I share a ton of free resources! On our website we have a bunch of free resources and today's episode features our top four therapy downloads. Take a listen and don't miss out on the show notes so you can download these goodies! Check out our sponsor: Sign Up For The 2nd Annual Innovative Child Therapy Symposium Check out the Music Therapy Podcast Collective to earn CBMT credits for listening to this podcast! Dynamic Jenga Questions! Summer-y...
Published 02/04/21
In this episode, MG shares with us her experience as a medical music therapist working in pediatrics. She discusses a research study that she is working on with clients in singing towards their pain instead of distracting away. She also discusses the importance of the therapeutic rapport, being humble, and perspectives as a Latin mMusic Therapist. Take a listen and enjoy! Mariagracia Rivas Berger, MT-BC, also known as MG, was born and raised in Lima, Peru (#bilingual!) and currently...
Published 01/28/21
In this episode, Kate and Tricia talk about what the Music Therapy Podcast Collective is all about. If you are a music therapist interested in earning CMTE credits for listening to the podcast -- this is for you! Our vision is multi-level. We want to provide opportunities for you to get pre-approved CMTE's through listening to podcasts, we want to support our fellow podcasters by making podcasting sustainable, and we want to give back to the greater music therapy community through donations...
Published 01/21/21
In this episode, Kellee and Abby, from the Whole Therapist Podcast, share their experiences as therapists. They discuss the importance of authenticity, the relationship between therapist and client, the relational neurosciences, and a bit about their podcast as well. Kellee and Abby are a Abby is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Registered Play Therapist Supervisor. She is EMDR Certified and a Consultant in Training. Abby is also a Circle of Security Parent Facilitator, and...
Published 01/14/21
In this episode, Alyssa shares with us some of her insight working as a music therapist and specialist in supporting neurodiversity. Alyssa brings tangible takeaways in this episode, specifically on how you can create a more supportive space for your neurodiverse clients in your sessions, practice, and approach. Take a listen to hear Alyssa share her expertise, passion, and compassionate approach to supporting individuals of all abilities! Alyssa Stone, MT-BC, NMT, CYT 500, is a...
Published 12/31/20
In this holiday special, Kate and Mike answer questions sent in from followers on Instagram! We talk everything from tv shows to work/life balance. Take a listen for some fun and we are sending warm wishes during this holiday season! Follow the Instagram account mentioned in the episode! @musictherapychronicles@kimbestcreative @bclikesyou @triciacaiati@benannaband@aspiremusictherapy @lucetherapy@mkstevensmusic @dynamiclynks @mgrivasberger Looking for more...
Published 12/24/20
In this episode, Dr. Roseann talks with us about some tips and tricks that she has learned along the way regarding telehealth. She tell us about her recent book, Teletherapy Toolkit, where she put together resources including legal information, parent checklists, self-care resources, regulation ideas, creative and expressive art activities, and somatic interventions to mention a few. She created this book to cover telehealth from A to Z for therapists and gives us a glimpse into the book in...
Published 12/17/20
In this episode, Sarah shares a little bit about the importance of caring for ourselves as therapists. We touch on compassion fatigue, burnout, and what steps you can take to dig yourself out of the trenches (and how to notice you're down there in the first place!) Sarah has an incredible warmth about her that makes talking and learning from her so easy. Her compassion for helpers is palpable and her advocacy for therapists in the frontlines is a much needed voice in our community. Take a...
Published 12/10/20