So, you like the idea of drumming, but where do you start and what kind of drum should you get? A million drums are out there from all over the world. Small ones, big ones, drums that are played in your lap, in your hand, on the floor, on the side, with a mallet, without [...]
Archive for June, 2010
Contest WINNER and New Name: Rhythm for Good
June 28th, 2010
Kat Fulton MythBuster Countdown #6: Mozart Makes Your Kid a GENIUS
June 24th, 2010
Kat Fulton Just after I began the MythBuster Countdown series, a colleague of mine Kimberly Sena Moore published this post in Psychology Today: The Mozart Effect Doesn’t Work… Talk about perfect timing! Now I don’t have to work so hard to prove my point. Check out her post for some really great info! We’ve known for years [...]
A Warm Welcome into the World: NICU Music Therapy Article in Therapy Times
June 17th, 2010
Kat Fulton I wrote an article that was recently published in Therapy Times, a multidisciplinary online resource featuring topics for nursing, nutrition therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, physical therapy, respiratory therapy, and music therapy. You may view the full article, but first here is an excerpt ~ “(Music) is as powerful as any medicine. It has a [...]
Boomwhackers and Black Eyed Peas in… SCOTLAND
June 16th, 2010
Kat Fulton I’m really enjoying being a part of this enormous online community of music therapists, drum circle facilitators, and music-making enthusiasts. There are so many brilliant and talented people out there, and I’ve been thrilled to be involved in the music-making blogger community since January. One particularly thrilling day stands out for me personally thus far. [...]
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