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Beginner Ukulele for Music Therapists | 3 CMTE Credits
Build basic ukulele skills and the confidence to use them in your music therapy sessions. Learn essential chords, strumming patterns, and practical ways to incorporate ukulele into your clinical work.
Crystal Singing Bowls 101: Foundations of Sound Healing and Scientific Applications in Music Therapy from a Transpersonal MT | 4 CMTE Credits
Integrate crystal singing bowls, sound, mindfulness, and transpersonal techniques into your music therapy practice. Explore science-informed and holistic approaches to support emotional regulation, stress reduction, and well-being.
Engaging Seniors through Musical Improvisation | 7 CMTE Credits
Use musical improvisation, instruments, and movement to engage older adults and encourage connection and self-expression. Learn practical strategies to support communication, reduce stress, and build confidence.
Engaging Seniors Through Song | 8 CMTE Credits
Use singing and music-based activities to engage older adults experiencing cognitive challenges, depression, or anxiety. Gain practical interventions and a playlist of popular songs to support connection, socialization, emotional expression, and self
Guitar: Rhythm and Accompaniment for Stylistic Playing | 10 CMTE Credits
Bring more rhythmic and stylistic variety to your guitar playing with practical strumming and accompaniment techniques. Apply new patterns and approaches to create more engaging music therapy sessions.
Guitar: Song Introductions & Endings | 8 CMTE Credits
Expand your guitar skills with creative song introductions and endings that make your playing more musical and engaging. Apply these techniques to familiar songs, original compositions, and improvisation in your music therapy sessions.
