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This section of the imagine website is dedicated to podcasts concerning early childhood music therapy and related topics. Starting with a classic interview with Marcia Humpal from 2005, we hope to bring you the perspective, knowledge, and vision of practitioners, researchers, educators, administrators, parents, and children connected to our work. Interested in submitting a podcast? Please review the guidelines for authors.
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isolation to integration: thoughts on music therapy interventions to support inclusion
Inclusion is more than putting different children together in the same space. This podcast provides thoughts and tips on creating interventions that lead to integration as the ultimate goal of early childhood music therapy. resources related to this podcast ๏ Abbott, E. A., & Sanders, L. (2012)....
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tips from the trenches
In this podcast, Dr. Nemeth offers ideas for promoting young children’s inclusion success. Discussion emphasizes a scaffolding approach, session set-up and flow, music selection, the power of rhythm, therapist demeanor, instrument strategies, and positively engaging young children. resources...
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working together with parents: songs for skill generalization
This podcast discusses the important role parents play in skill generalization from the music therapy session to home and other settings, and includes songs that help them do so. resources related to this podcast ๏ I Love Your Toes (by Rachel Rambach). Available at...
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music is for everyone: inclusion in early childhood music classes
Music therapists teaching early childhood music classes often encounter children with special needs in their classes. This podcast offers parent perspectives on inclusive classes and tips for making the experience successful for everyone. resources related to this podcast ๏ Appl, D. J.,...
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music therapy in the cloud
This podcast addresses the growing trend of transitioning to electronic medical records and introduces Unitus TI, a cloud-based data management system and curriculum server. resources related to this podcast ๏ Mundo Pato at www.mundopato.com UnitusTI Client File Screen Shot MITM Program Template...
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children’s access to chords, melodies, and bass: a different way of thinking in Sweden
Making musical instrument accessible for children with different abilities supports inclusion in natural environments. This podcast introduces the Bunne Instruments developed for interactive music-making with various populations. ๏ resources related to this podcast ๏ Bunne, S. (1979). Maraccas,...
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emotion regulation development, rote-based learning, and generalization: an exploration
Many music therapists rely on verbal-based techniques, but experiential, rote-based learning may also provide valuable learning opportunities, particularly in early childhood. In this podcast, Dr. Sena Moore shares how the emotion regulation development process can be used as a model for...
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music therapy with peter: a young boy with fragile X syndrome at home and in an inclusive preschool setting
This podcast presents a case study of Peter, who participated in an inclusive music therapy group at his preschool that incorporated music-mediated sign language instruction. The case study highlights how he was able to generalize skills learned in music therapy to his home environment. resources...
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communication toolkit: a universal design approach to inclusion in the preschool classroom
Utilizing different strategies and resources to promote communication is essential in music therapy practice. This research-based podcast discusses the use of universal design in the development of a communication toolkit. resources related to this podcast ๏ Gadberry, A. L. (2011). A survey of…
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interdisciplinary versus transdisciplinary integrative care within music therapy for children with ASD
When deciding a treatment approach for children with ASD, the differences between interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary teams yield different intervention environments. In this podcast differences between the two are discussed with examples of clinical approaches and client outcomes given....
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the family is the therapy team: a case example
This podcast reviews a case of a three-year old child diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It highlights the importance of creating an alliance with a child’s family so goals can addressed in and out of the session. resources related to this podcast ๏ Mary Ainsworth Attachment Theory:...
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This section of the imagine website is dedicated to podcasts concerning early childhood music therapy and related topics. Starting with a classic interview with Marcia Humpal from 2005, we hope to bring you the perspective, knowledge, and vision of practitioners, researchers, educators, administrators, parents, and children connected to our work. Interested in submitting a podcast? Please review the guidelines for authors.
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