Upcoming CMTE Events
What's the Next Step?
May 31- June 1, 2019
8:30am- 5pm
For Spring 2019, MTAG is very excited to present, What's the Next Step? Strategies and Research to Evolve Your Clinical Practice, with our guest presenter, Dr. Andrew Knight.
During this seventeen hour CMTE, attendees will engage with peers and the instructor in dialogue throughout the 2-day course focused on group facilitation strategies and research in the adolescent special needs populations. Attendees will focus on neuroscientific underpinnings in music therapy that will improve assessment, session planning, and implementation. Experiential learning is key to this presentation with participation of music therapy activities. While exploring philosophy of practice, the instructor will provide insight in to humanism and behaviorism with perspectives on clinical work. This workshop also provides specific updates on research within the scope of Autism Spectrum Disorder and evidence-based practice. Continuing into day two, attendees will workshop supporting social development, explore assessment strategies, and how to better incorporate research into daily practice. *Some topic areas are subject to modification.
In order to registar, please complete the following registration form at the link below as well as payment through PayPal or download and mail the paper copy PDF with a check payment enclosed. On-site registration does not include lunch.
Johnson Ferry Baptist Church, 955 Johnson Ferry Rd., Marietta, Ga. 30068
May 31- June 1, 2019
8:30am- 5pm
For Spring 2019, MTAG is very excited to present, What's the Next Step? Strategies and Research to Evolve Your Clinical Practice, with our guest presenter, Dr. Andrew Knight.
During this seventeen hour CMTE, attendees will engage with peers and the instructor in dialogue throughout the 2-day course focused on group facilitation strategies and research in the adolescent special needs populations. Attendees will focus on neuroscientific underpinnings in music therapy that will improve assessment, session planning, and implementation. Experiential learning is key to this presentation with participation of music therapy activities. While exploring philosophy of practice, the instructor will provide insight in to humanism and behaviorism with perspectives on clinical work. This workshop also provides specific updates on research within the scope of Autism Spectrum Disorder and evidence-based practice. Continuing into day two, attendees will workshop supporting social development, explore assessment strategies, and how to better incorporate research into daily practice. *Some topic areas are subject to modification.
In order to registar, please complete the following registration form at the link below as well as payment through PayPal or download and mail the paper copy PDF with a check payment enclosed. On-site registration does not include lunch.
Johnson Ferry Baptist Church, 955 Johnson Ferry Rd., Marietta, Ga. 30068
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