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Co-Treating With Speech-Language Pathologists – Before, During, and After the Session

Co-Treating With Speech-Language Pathologists – Before, During, and After the Session

by imagine | Sep 15, 2014 | Collaboration, Music Therapy, Speech-Language, Young Children

Matthew Logan, MA, MT-BC and Rachel See, MA, MT-BC This podcast discusses practical tips and considerations for co-treating with speech-language pathologists to maximize client outcomes in medical and community settings. Resources: American Speech-Language-Hearing...
Supporting Healthy Sibling Development With Music

Supporting Healthy Sibling Development With Music

by imagine | Sep 15, 2014 | Music Therapy, Parents, Siblings, Young Children

Meredith R. Pizzi, MT-BC This hands-on podcast shares ideas about using music with parents and young children to enhance the bonds and connections between siblings as families grow. Resources: Leman, K., & Leman, K. (2009). The new birth order book: Why you are...
Percussion and Drumming: Building Family and Community

Percussion and Drumming: Building Family and Community

by imagine | Sep 15, 2014 | Music Therapy, Parents, Young Children

Bill Matney, M.A., MT-BC This engaging podcast addresses music-making experiences and simple percussion techniques that can promote child development and family bonding in the home environment. Resources: Benenzon, R. (1976). Music therapy in infantile autism. British...
Clinical Decision Making in Music Therapy

Clinical Decision Making in Music Therapy

by imagine | Sep 15, 2014 | Music Therapy, Parents, Young Children

Carol Ann Blank, LCAT, LPC, MMT, MT-BC Clinical decision making is an important component of providing music therapy interventions. This podcast shares the author’s thoughts about the clinical decisions she makes when working with a mother-child dyad in an individual...
Let’s Collaborate-A Follow Up Fom 2013

Let’s Collaborate-A Follow Up Fom 2013

by imagine | Sep 15, 2014 | Music Therapy, Parents, Young Children

Laurel Rosen-Weatherford MM, MT-BC This follow-up podcast features a 30-minute sing-along that focuses on bringing families together to provide learning opportunities beyond the music therapy session. Musical examples can be implemented in the classroom and the...
Rhythm, Rhyme and Remarkable Repetition: An Effective Foundation for Literacy

Rhythm, Rhyme and Remarkable Repetition: An Effective Foundation for Literacy

by imagine | Sep 15, 2014 | Music Therapy, Speech-Language, Young Children

Kathy Schumacher, MT-BC The development of phonological awareness is critical for both learning to communicate and to read. This podcast gives an overview of phonological awareness and illustrates how the skill of rhyming can be taught through music. A brief summary...
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