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Hi there! Thanks for joining me for another blog post. Today I would like to reflect on my experience as an intern during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hopefully this will be valuable to any students about to start internship while the
Hello! My name is Sarah Hopkins and I am the current music therapy intern at Rhythm Garden Music (RGM). This blog post is the first of a series I will be writing as a window into what it’s like to
I originally posted this on my blog The Music Therapy MOMpreneur, where I discuss my journey parenting a toddler, owning a business, and navigating my career in general. Moving into the role of parent in my early childhood classes in addition to
Each year, I look forward to celebrating Halloween with my early childhood music classes. I love getting to see all the great costumes the kids wear (and sometimes the parents too!). Here are some pictures from our fun on Monday evening.
Q. With all of those instruments, music therapy looks like it’s mostly fun and games. Do music therapists only work with children? A. No, in fact, music therapists can be found working with individuals of all ages and abilities. You can find
For this month’s Guitar Corner, I’ll be covering a topic that can often be mystifying to guitar players of any skill level – and perhaps their parents, too. When the time comes to pick out a new guitar, guitarists can
Hi! This is Brandon Sparks, guitar teacher at Rhythm Garden Music Studio (and husband to Miss Morgan). Starting with this post, I’ll be sharing tips, tricks, and useful knowledge pertaining to guitar lessons and music in general. Feel free to
Reblogging this in honor of this year’s Rare Disease Awareness Day as well as the 1 year anniversary of the of opening the restaurant in the new building. Confused as to how these two are connected? Read the blog to
Today’s post is (1) probably more personal than most posts I have shared or will share in the future, and (2) unrelated to the content that will usually appear on this blog. Today is Rare Disease Awareness Day. My family
