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Meaning to a Muse

A Transpersonal Music Psychotherapist's Reflections on Creativity, Well-Being, and Life Meaning

Category: Voicework

— Quality of Life, Voicework, Wellness —

Your Re-Sounding Self: Being Your Voice, Being Your Truth

04/01/2016

What comes to mind when you think of the word “voice?” Do you immediately think about the voice of someone you love? Someone you fear? Or do you associate the voice with singing, causing you to begin thinking about the sound of your favorite singer? You may instead think about your own voice. If so,… Read More Your Re-Sounding Self: Being Your Voice, Being Your Truth

— Consciousness, Mindfulness, Quality of Life, Voicework, Wellness —

Hearing Ourselves: Voicework for Self-Care

02/28/2013

A few months ago I was asked by music therapist colleague, Megan Resig, to write a guest post for her website Music Therapy Annex. I jumped at the chance to do this because I love her holistic approach to music therapy, and have enjoyed reading about her perspective on wellness and self-care. Below is what… Read More Hearing Ourselves: Voicework for Self-Care

— Music-Making, Quality of Life, Stress Management, Voicework, Wellness —

Embodiment of Sound

06/16/2012

Like all of us, I don’t always practice what I preach. Doing what I do for a living, I know about the healthful benefits of making music and how vocalizing is an effective way of relieving stress. Yet I don’t always practice that for myself. But today was different. Today I remembered to create time… Read More Embodiment of Sound

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