Make Therapy Musical - Michele Ritholz

Governor Kathy Hochul Times are tough and New Yorkers need access to therapy more than ever to cope with rising costs and the assault on our freedoms. Sign A3319/S1001 into law to ensure we have access.

This will no doubt be wonderful!

Save the date for this Music Therapy continuing education opportunity on March 8th, presented by Dr. Suzanne Sorel.

Register now to attend in-person or online: https://www.molloy.edu/academics/additional-programs/continuing-education/professional-studies/music-therapy/embracing-the-musical-clinical-pivot-in-music-therapy

Much of the work we do in music therapy requires flexibility and the ability to pivot to adapt to new, often unanticipated circumstances. Unanticipated changes occur from session to session and even moment to moment with our clients. Our ability to listen, reassess, and modify interventions and our musicing based upon what is occurring calls for many musical and personal qualities. This presentation will explore musical and clinical ways to envision and enact pivoting.

Such a spectacular fall!

https://youtu.be/UXvOBMC-IL8

NY Phil ❤️ NYC: “Nimrod” from Elgar’s “Enigma Variations” New York Philharmonic musicians perform “Nimrod” from Elgar’s “Enigma Variations,” dedicated to New York City and the strength and resiliency of its people. ...

This little electrified keyboard was a magnet for me as a child! Pretty cool tone too. :)