It was a delight to be interviewed by Music Therapist Angie Kopshy on her podcast Cue the Magic: Sing a New Song! Listen to (and view) the interview here! About this interview (taken from Cue the Magic: Sing a New Song Interview details): "In this conversation, Angie Kopshy interviews Marie Miller, a neurologic music therapist, about her journey into music therapy, the techniques she uses, and the impact of music on child development, particularly for children with disabiliti

Increasing Accessibility means ensuring everyone can participate in a meaningful way. We can think about this for work 1:1, and in group spaces (where it becomes a little more tricky!). This information doesn't just apply to music therapy sessions, it can be applied to all types of groups (Storytime, Classroom activities, Therapy groups more! While we support students with high support needs, this information is valuable across a broad spectrum of support needs. There are sev

Why are we always talking about crossing midline? Because crossing our midline builds the connection & communication between the left & right hemispheres of the brain! The corpus callosum is made up of nerve fibers and connects the left and right hemispheres of the brain. This communication is essential for many every day tasks! The corpus callosum helps to coordinate motor tasks. It allows us to use both sides of our body together and helps us with motor learning. The corpus