Is attention really all that important? Attention is super important. In my practice, I find that if a child has difficulty with attention, progress with other skills is slow coming until we address and improve his/her attention.
I agree with Cora Lansdowne and her sentiments about working with families at KidLinks. It is an honor and privilege to assist families through music therapy and Hugworks.
I am fortunate to have a job that has a high yield “feel-good” rate. At the end of my sessions, my clients and I feel good and rarely is there a time when a client hesitates to come into the music therapy room.
Is technology appropriate for our children with disabilities?
Perfectly Imperfect came out of a session with one of my KidLinks private clients. So often, as a music therapist, I see clients with perfectionist tendencies.
When you saw the title, some of you probably thought it would be about sharing, or social awareness. But instead, it’s about moving our bodies!