How To Talk About Music in Caregiving Without Watering Down Music Therapy
A Free Webinar for Music Therapists
As music therapists, we know how to help others through music. Naturally, other health care workers and caregivers want to learn from us.
But how do we teach them without cheapening our profession?
And how do we give them tools they can use to make life easier today, while also helping them know when to make referrals to a music therapist?
I've been working on this skill for 20+ years now. In fact, I recently wrote a book just for caregivers to learn how to use music in caregiving.
I'm here to help you give professional and informal caregivers the information they want while also helping them to access the music therapy their care partners need.
Join our free webinar for music therapists
Come to this webinar to learn from my decades of experience teaching professionals and informal caregivers about music in caregiving.
Here's what you'll accomplish:
- Conquer any fear that you could give away all our secrets in your presentation or article or social media.
- Find out why I don't demonstrate music "interventions" anymore and what I do instead.
- Identify 3 ways to turn your content into something that benefits the care providers in your audience, the people they care for, AND your music therapy practice.
Register Now - It's Free!
Replay available free through Friday, October 6.
Always available on demand for members of MT Insider.
P. S. Join MT Insider by Friday, October 6 for a free copy of my book!
Meet Your Presenter
Rachelle Morgan, MA, MT-BC
Rachelle Morgan, MA, MT-BCRachelle is the founder of Soundscaping Source, where her mission is to help older adults and their care partners access meaningful music experiences, all the way to the end of life.
Rachelle has been in clinical practice as a music therapist since 2004, and she maintains a private practice in Kansas City, where the team serves older adults in senior living and hospice.
Rachelle is on the faculty of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College and is in demand as a speaker, consultant, and staff trainer on topics related to music and eldercare. She is PASSIONATE about empowering music therapists in their work with older adults and as business owners.
She is also the author of Listen, Sing, Dance, Play: Bring Musical Moments Into The Rhythms of Caregiving, now available at Bookshop.org, Amazon.com, and wherever books are sold online.