Very connected to a quote from this article: “As a therapist, I have to look at their diagnosis and what their goals are,” he says. But he also makes an effort to consider the child beyond the hospital chart. A big part of music therapy is helping the child be “who they are,” says Jacobson. “I think music therapy really helps kids just be kids, not necessarily a diagnosis.” This is true for me working with children on the spectrum and children in the special education setting. Over the summer a team member told me that music therapy was helping a students light shine and that was a great thing to hear!
Posted on: Fri, 29 Aug 2014 17:29:30 +0000
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