That’s a true story. I promise I’ll get him a new one when he’s old enough to enjoy it… I just couldn’t live with that whacked out one in the house.
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That’s a true story. I promise I’ll get him a new one when he’s old enough to enjoy it… I just couldn’t live with that whacked out one in the house.
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The other day when I was chatting with my podcast buddies Rachel and Kimberly, I said the following about this blog:
“I feel like the Tween is like the show Seinfeld for music therapists. It’s a blog about nothing, but people seem to read it anyway.”
Don’t get me wrong… I’m totally fine with that. There is something liberating about having a space to share my thoughts for the masses… whether it’s a list of helpful hints or something along the lines of it’s-my-blog-and-I’ll-write-what-I-want-to. It turns out that something that’s about nothing does have a lot of something to share.
I’m in an interesting position now that I’m not devoted to clinical work all the time. I feel like I’m at a baseball game. I can see the players (music therapists) and I can yell out to them. Then, I can get on my computer and blog about it. And, the fact that I’m not playing the game can be helpful to the athletes because I can give perspective.
So, my questions are:
Please leave a comment and let me know! OR shoot me an email if you just want to keep it between us
*** Don’t forget! The Music Therapy Tween is on facebook now! (Yes, I finally made a page for the blog.) LIKE it now! click here
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I finally broke down and created a facebook page for the Music Therapy Tween. Now that Eddie is here, I’d like to make myself a ‘music therapy’ space and a ‘michelle erfurt’ space. So, I will no longer be posting about music therapy or my blog on my personal facebook profile.
Like the Music Therapy Tween FB page now so that you don’t miss out!
Find it here.
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