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| Pamela Ott |
The Music for Special Kids blogger gives insight on using music for learning.
Congrats Pam!
Michelle Erfurt
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Guest Post by Pamela Ott
The Music for Special Kids blogger gives insight on using music for learning.
Congrats Pam!
Michelle Erfurt
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Conference Call Follow-up
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| Kat Fulton |
Did you miss the live conference call with Kat Fulton?
No worries!
A recording can be found here.
In the words of Kat, BE WELL!
Michelle Erfurt
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Conference Call Tonight w Kat Fulton
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| Kat Fulton |
During this free conference call you will learn:
- Applications of drum circles for special populations - including seniors, alzheimers, and wellness
- Kat's insights into her approach to drum circles as a music therapist
- Be inspired by a success story
TO JOIN:
Dial-In to your Conference Number 1-218-486-1300Enter your Conference Bridge Number: 554003
Special drum and percussion equipment is recommended. There will be an opening chant/rhythm, followed by 20 minutes interview, and open lines for comments and questions! Come and participate! Yes - it will be recorded and archived.
Kat Fulton, MM, MT-BC, NICU MT, is a speaker and board-certified music therapist whose passion is achieving therapeutic goals through making music. Simply put, her motto is Be well, feel good, and make MUSIC. With a Masters in Music Therapy from The Florida State University headquarter for the National Institute for Infant and Child Medical Music Therapy she holds high standards for scientific research and maintains a practice infused with the latest evidence-based techniques and strategies. Kat is pleased to be an endorsed facilitator with REMO. She maintains professional membership in the American Music Therapy Association, Early Childhood Music and Movement Association, and the Drum Circle Facilitators Guild.
Learn more about her business here
Learn more about her business here
Sounds like a great way to learn more about drumming! Thanks Kat!
Michelle Erfurt
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
New at Listen & Learn
Saturday, July 03, 2010
Thursday, July 01, 2010
Five MT Blogs Worth Reading...
Check out the latest post from The Rhythmic Mind. Stephanie Kuester lists Five MT Blogs Worth Reading. The great part is that ALL of the mentioned blogs are listed on the Erfurt Music Resource! (including The Rhythmic Mind)
Making connections and sharing information... that's what the Erfurt Music Resource is all about!
Michelle Erfurt
Monday, June 28, 2010
Music Therapy Research Blog
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| Blythe LaGasse, Ph.D., MT-BC |
Music Therapy Research Blog offers the following information:
"For the clinician, this gives a great synopsis and analysis of the pros and cons of the study, gives recommendations, gives a link to the original abstract, shows a file icon on the side so the clinician can look up other pertinent articles. It’s the right amount of reading material for the busy clinician but gives them options to find the complete article if she/he wishes to pursue it. It would allow me as a clinician to review quickly what I want to focus on in the home page and allows me to quickly go to the synopsis/analysis I want to see. The synopsis/analysis is interesting to read, does not scare me with too much scientific stuff, acts as a research review for me. I’m impressed and I would subscribe to this as a subscription service."
- Patti Catalano
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