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Title
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The Power of Participation

2

The Gift of Music

3

It Takes a Village

4

Parent Involvement is Everything

5

Music Therapy: Strengthening Our Bond

6

Music as Bridge

7

Active Participation

8

Communication Through Music

9

Gentle Beginnings

10

Side by Side

11

NICU-MT and Institute Overview

12

Evidence-Based Practice & NICU-MT Music Characteristics

13

Program Proposal

14

Reimbursement

15

NICU-MT Benefits

16

Overall NICU-MT

17

Inspiration and Hopes for the Future

18

The Story of an Independent Music Maker

19

Ways of Creating Access Points Into Music Making

20

Adaptive Music Making for Meaningful Inclusion

21

Adaptation Everywhere

22

Creativity Across The Board

23

Adapting in Every Moment

24

Music-Making Can Happen Anywhere

25

Color-Coded Success

26

Adapt to Connect

27

Find a Way to Make it Work

28

It’s All About Relationships: An Interview With Camille Catlett

29

Taking Care of Yourself to Better Help Others: An Interview With Kimberly Sena Moore

30

Still Finding Out How People Are Impacted: An Interview With Olivia Swedberg Yinger

31

Coping Skills Are Key: An Interview With Maddie Offenberger

32

Focus on Emotional Growth: An Interview With Jessica Heinz

33

Empowering Parents With Knowledge and Content: An Interview With Katie Ross

34

Pandemic Amplifications: An Interview With Angela Adams

35

Basic is Best: An Interview With Lyndsay Overton

36

The Power of Playing to Combat Fear: An Interview With Joanna Cemore Brigden

37

Frame It in a Way Children Can Understand: An Interview With LeeAnn Finnegan

38

Children’s Emotional Development and Needs: An Interview With Mary Anna Walsh

39

Operating a University Music Therapy Clinic During COVID-19

40

Thriving Out of Necessity: Medical Music Therapy on the Pediatric Unit During COVID19

41

Parent Connection: Supporting New Parents and Their Infants During COVID-19

42

The Value Add of Virtual Music Therapy Services

43

Getting Through the Pandemic: Flexibility, Pivoting, and Grace

44

Just Like Normal Preschool on a Computer – Same Yet Different

45

Virtual and Technical Support: The Lifeline to Early Childhood Educators’ Frontline Work

46

From In-Person to Teletherapy: The More Chaotic, the Better

47

Teaching Through the Screen Instead of on the Screen

48

Transformation Under A Mango Tree in Uganda

49

Blending Performance and Music Therapy in East Africa: Models for Health and Healing

50

Culture, Connection and Music for All: Thai and U.S. Music Therapy Collaboration

51

Supporting Traumatized Refugee Children Through Music in Early Education

52

From Refugee Camp to Baby Shark: Music Therapy with Humanitarian Migrant Children

53

Music Therapy for Young Latino Children Can Be Culturally Relevant and “Divertido” (Fun)

54

A Father’s Perspective: Cultural Responsiveness for Young Children in Foster Care

55

Exploring the Work of a Children’s Museum: Learning About Culturally Responsive Practices

56

Supporting Multiculturalism in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

57

Composing Therapeutic Songs for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Early Childhood Music Therapy

58

In Warm or Wintery Weather: Respectful Diversity in Early Childhood Music Therapy

59

Raising the Bar on Our Clinical Music

60

Ukulele and Baby: Involving Families in Music Therapy

61

But My Sister Can’t Play With Me: Structuring Music-Play Experiences for Siblings who are Developing Differently

62

Being Playful in a Pediatric Hospital: Music Therapy and Child Life Perspectives

63

Prenatal Music Bonding: Building Family Relationships Before Birth

64

Winter Play Songs: Repertoire and Applications for the Holiday Season

65

Using Technology to Support Communication in the Music Therapy Classroom

66

Music Therapy: The Intersection of Play and Technology

67

A Day in the Life: The Role of Technology in Running an Early Childhood Music Therapy Practice

68

Supporting Parents and Young Children Through Interactive Media

69

Just the Basics–Apple Music 101

70

#MTBaby: Music Therapy with Generation Tech

71

Todos Hacemos Música: We All Make Music

72

Creating Capacity: What Music Therapist Need to Know About Advocacy for Music in Early Childhood

73

What Music Therapists Need to Know About Engaging in Advocacy

74

What Music Therapists Need to Know About Starting a Private Practice

75

What Administrators Need to Know About Early Childhood Programming Budgets

76

What Educators in Mexico Need to Know About Music Therapy and Early Childhood

77

Beyond the Clinic: What Music Therapists Need to Know About Extending Their Services Into the Home

78

Pay Attention!: What Interns Should Know About Early Childhood Music Therapy and Autism Spectrum Disorder

79

What Music Therapy Students Need to Know When Conducting Service Projects in Latin American Countries

80

Isolation to Integration: Thoughts on Music Therapy Interventions to Support Inclusion

81

Tips from the Trenches

82

Working Together with Parents: Songs for Skill Generalization

83

Music is for Everyone: Inclusion in Early Childhood Music Classes

84

Music Therapy in the Cloud

85

Children’s Access to Chords, Melodies, and Bass: A Different Way of Thinking in Sweden

86

Emotion Regulation Development, Rote-based Learning, and Generalization: An Exploration

87

Music Therapy with Peter: A Young Boy with Fragile X Syndrome at Home and in an Inclusive Preschool Setting

88

Interdisciplinary Versus Transdisciplinary Integrative Care Within Music Therapy for Children with ASD

89

Communication Toolkit: A Universal Design Approach to Inclusion in the Preschool Classroom

90

The Family is the Therapy Team: A Case Example

91

Stopping the Music: Why, When and How to Discuss Developmental Concerns with Families

92

Creative Music Therapy in Neonatal Care: Supporting Communicative Musicality From the Very Beginning

93

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

94

Supporting Healthy Sibling Development With Music

95

Percussion and Drumming: Building Family and Community

96

Clinical Decision Making in Music Therapy

97

Let’s Collaborate-A Follow Up Fom 2013

98

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

99

Across the Spectrum: Meeting the Needs of High Functioning Clients with ASD

100

The Importance of Performance Opportunities for Young Children During Music Therapy