[humanser] music therapists

[Kaiti Shelton]

Hi all,

Although I am not yet a board-certified music therapist, I am a little
under halfway through my undergrad studies and will begin practicum
experience next semester.  I have already had some music therapy
experience as a volunteer with a couple of agencies.

I would be happy to assist others with deciding on whether the music
therapy profession is right for them, or explaining what it is to
those who are interested.  Anyone who has questions is free to write
me off list.  I would be happy to help.

Thanks,

On 10/28/13, Ericka J. Short <ericka.short at att.net> wrote:
> I figured since we're all in a help;ing profession, this would be ok to
> post.  This time I'm seeking help for a sighted person,.
>
> This has nothing to do with blindness, but Alyssa could you send me some
> information on what a music therapist does?  What do you need to take to be
>
> certified?  My husband who is sighted struggles to find a career that suits
>
> him.  He has lots of musical talents but also a caring heart.  He is also a
>
> whiz at math, but he can't seem to find something that fits him in the
> accounting/insurance field.  He wanted to be a teacher at one time and has
> worked in a group home for people with  multiple disabilities.  Can this be
>
> a masters for him perhaps?
>
> Email me offline...thanks!
>
> Ericka J. Short
>
> "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me". Philippians 4:13
> No brain is to small or too big to do good in this world. E J Short
>
>
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Kaiti