October 15, 2009
A couple of weeks ago I wrote an article about the 4 different types of attention–sustained, selective, divided, joint–and gave examples of how you can address each in a therapy session. After reading the article, my friend Lisa contacted me on Facebook and asked: (C)an the different types of attention really be learned or do […]
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September 29, 2009
One of the most common goals music therapists address are attention goals. For example: Goal: To increase attention span. Goal: To promote on-task behavior. Goal: To improve attention to task. …and so on. Attention. It’s a basic yet foundational skill. The ability to focus and pay attention is a precursor to a host of other […]
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