ShareToday’s article is a bit of a mish-mash of different topics. I tried to find a common thread between them…but no luck. And I didn’t want to focus on one particular area because I thought you’d be interested in all of them! (You are, aren’t you?)
So here are 5 bits of mish-mash and nuggets, in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Music Therapy’
5…No! 6 Bits of Mish-Mash and Nuggets
How To Make Music Therapy Sticky
ShareI’m going to try something new. When people ask me “What is music therapy?”, I’ll say:
We use music to make your life better.
I’ve been reading a book called Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die (by Chip and Dan Heath). “Sticky ideas” are ones that last and that people remember. Fables and [...]
We’re in the paper!
ShareIf you follow me on Twitter or are a fan of Neurosong on Facebook, you already know I have some exciting news to share with you.
Last December, a reporter from our local paper, the Fort Collins Coloradoan, contacted me. He had stumbled across my website, and thought a story on Neurosong and music therapy would [...]
Remembering Dr. E. Thayor Gaston (Part 3)
ShareFor the past two weeks, we’ve delved into the “father of music therapy,” Dr. E. Thayor Gaston. Guest writer Anita Louise Steele, music therapy professor at Ohio University, shares her memories of Dr. Gaston the teacher, Dr. Gaston the mentor, and Dr. Gaston the man.
This article concludes the three-part series:
Remembrances of Dr. E. Thayer Gaston
I [...]
Remembering the “Father of Music Therapy” (Part 2)
ShareLast week, we started a three-part series written by guest author, and Ohio University teacher, Professor Anita Louise Steele. Professor Steele studied with the “father of music therapy”, Dr. E. Thayor Gaston. Here, in her own words, are her memories of the man and the teacher:
Remembrances of Dr. E. Thayer Gaston
I recall that the first [...]
Celebrating 100 Blog Posts!
ShareI can’t believe it–this is my 100th blog post! Thank you all so much for reading my blog, for your comments, your support, and your questions. I keep this going because of you.
My very first blog post was published on February 13th of this year. It’s been fun to watch the growth over the past [...]
