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Neurologic Music Therapy after Traumatic Brain Injury
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In this episode, we are speaking with Dr. Cheryl Jones who tells us about her unique journey to become a music therapist specifically in the area of neurologic music therapy. Dr. Jones also shares with us about her work in the field of music-based rehabilitation following traumatic brain injury and being featured in two documentaries done by the CBC.
Here is a little more about Cheryl:
Dr. Cheryl Jones is a certified music therapist and registered psychotherapist in Ontario. She earned her MMT at Wilfrid Laurier and her PhD in Music and Health Sciences at the University of Toronto. She is a Neurologic Music Therapist-Fellow. She has taught in the music therapy departments at Wilfrid Laurier University, Concordia University, and most recently at the University of Miami. She currently serves on the international advisory council for the Academy of Neurologic Music Therapy. Dr. Jones has over 17 years of clinical experience and is specialized in music-based rehabilitation following brain trauma. She is a regular guest lecturer at universities and conferences and her clinical work has been featured in 2 national CBC documentaries as well as the book “Allison’s Brain” by Robert McMechan.
How can Beyond the Studio help you as a music therapist?
You can now purchase the popular Sing it Girls!® Program for your community! www.singitgirls.ca
We offer virtual supervision services with our co-founder, Adrienne Pringle MMT, RP, MTA Learn More Here: https://beyondthestudio.ca/music-therapy-supervision
If you need help with your business, Cathy Thompson, co-founder of Beyond the Studio can help!
Her new book is The Dandelion: Secrets to Growing Your Successful Business from the Ground Up
She also provides 1:1, customized business coaching with 30 years of experience.
Learn More Here: https://cathythompson.biz/book
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Manage episode 363539939 series 3273616
In this episode, we are speaking with Dr. Cheryl Jones who tells us about her unique journey to become a music therapist specifically in the area of neurologic music therapy. Dr. Jones also shares with us about her work in the field of music-based rehabilitation following traumatic brain injury and being featured in two documentaries done by the CBC.
Here is a little more about Cheryl:
Dr. Cheryl Jones is a certified music therapist and registered psychotherapist in Ontario. She earned her MMT at Wilfrid Laurier and her PhD in Music and Health Sciences at the University of Toronto. She is a Neurologic Music Therapist-Fellow. She has taught in the music therapy departments at Wilfrid Laurier University, Concordia University, and most recently at the University of Miami. She currently serves on the international advisory council for the Academy of Neurologic Music Therapy. Dr. Jones has over 17 years of clinical experience and is specialized in music-based rehabilitation following brain trauma. She is a regular guest lecturer at universities and conferences and her clinical work has been featured in 2 national CBC documentaries as well as the book “Allison’s Brain” by Robert McMechan.
How can Beyond the Studio help you as a music therapist?
You can now purchase the popular Sing it Girls!® Program for your community! www.singitgirls.ca
We offer virtual supervision services with our co-founder, Adrienne Pringle MMT, RP, MTA Learn More Here: https://beyondthestudio.ca/music-therapy-supervision
If you need help with your business, Cathy Thompson, co-founder of Beyond the Studio can help!
Her new book is The Dandelion: Secrets to Growing Your Successful Business from the Ground Up
She also provides 1:1, customized business coaching with 30 years of experience.
Learn More Here: https://cathythompson.biz/book
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