All sessions will take place on Zoom. The course will be a total of six hours divided into three 2-hour sessions. Registrants will receive the links via email before the event.

Session 1: Wednesday, October 26th, 7:00pm-9:00pm (EST)

"How to Function at Work When Work is Dysfunctional"

Roia Rafieyan, MA, MT-BC (she/her)

Session 2: Friday, November 4th, 7:00pm-9:00pm (EST)

"Music Therapy with Humans in Inhuman Systems"

Audrey Hausig, MMT, MT-BC (she/her)

Session 3: Sunday, November 6th, 3:00pm-5:00pm

"Community Music Therapy: It's Up To All Of Us!"

Pamela Draper, MMT, MT-BC (she/her)

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to identify strategies that help music therapists working in difficult systems cope, to identify ways to incorporate humanistic music therapy frameworks within an institutional setting, and to develop ways to connect clients to community music resources.

Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for the course, but CMTE credits are only available for MT-BCs.

Qualifications & Credentials: MT-BCs, MT students & interns, members of NJAMT, colleagues and friends of the NJAMT community.

Number of CMTE's Offered: 6 (2 covering ethics credits)

Course Cost:

Free for NJAMT members who joined before March 15th, 2022 (donations are welcome!)

$5.00 for students, includes membership through end of 2022

$50.00 for professional members who joined NJAMT after March 15th, includes membership through end of 2022

Non-member price has been reduced to $50 (originally $80) to reflect our free membership for 2022!

* If you need to pay by check, please email njamttreasurer@gmail.com for registration information.

NOTE: Participants must attend all three sessions to earn an attendance certificate. MT-BCs may claim segments of the course on their own, but acceptance by CBMT is not guaranteed.

NJAMT 2022 Fall Seminar

"Radical Practice: Music Therapy in Institutional Settings"

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