Comments on: Home http://www.timeformusic.org Tue, 20 Dec 2011 02:48:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Dr. Sandra Boysen http://www.timeformusic.org/#comment-158 Dr. Sandra Boysen Mon, 19 Dec 2011 14:08:05 +0000 http://www.waderichards.com/?page_id=834#comment-158 Wade, this new site is really good! Comprehensive, with a terrific design that's both easy on the eye and yet invites the viewer to find out more. Good layout and overall very easy to navigate. You've got a winner with this one! Wade, this new site is really good! Comprehensive, with a terrific design that’s both easy on the eye and yet invites the viewer to find out more. Good layout and overall very easy to navigate. You’ve got a winner with this one!

]]> By: Liz Sanderson http://www.timeformusic.org/#comment-59 Liz Sanderson Tue, 29 Nov 2011 15:09:28 +0000 http://www.waderichards.com/?page_id=834#comment-59 I would enjoy meeting you and in particular introducing you to my son's amazing keyboard teacher, Connie Wible, Mercer Island, Washing- her websites are musical mind studio and Mercer Island Music, something like that, and if you want to link with us, we have coming soon our new website about autism - ALPHABETITUS.com - which will have a section on music therapy, as well as art, horses, and many other resources and information.. Let me know if we can provide a link to your website and/ or an article about your music therapy programs and successes. Happy holidays from the west coast. Sincerely, Liz Sanderson, Founder of Farrington Foundation, mother of high functioning autistic son with a musical gift for original keyboard compositons, and one of several collaborators on our ALPHABETITUS Autism and Spectrum Information and Resources... Open Minds. Open Doors. I would enjoy meeting you and in particular introducing you to my son’s amazing keyboard teacher, Connie Wible, Mercer Island, Washing- her websites are musical mind studio and Mercer Island Music, something like that, and if you want to link with us, we have coming soon our new website about autism – ALPHABETITUS.com – which will have a section on music therapy, as well as art, horses, and many other resources and information.. Let me know if we can provide a link to your website and/ or an article about your music therapy programs and successes. Happy holidays from the west coast.

Sincerely, Liz Sanderson, Founder of Farrington Foundation, mother of high functioning autistic son with a musical gift for original keyboard compositons, and one of several collaborators on our ALPHABETITUS Autism and Spectrum Information and Resources… Open Minds. Open Doors.

]]> By: Shang-Chin Tsai http://www.timeformusic.org/#comment-56 Shang-Chin Tsai Tue, 29 Nov 2011 02:02:15 +0000 http://www.waderichards.com/?page_id=834#comment-56 Dear Mr. Richards: I am a new music therapy student studying at Illinois State University. I am taking current issue class and I am very interested in music intervention with technology . I read the AMTA conference program and found you and Miss Spring had a presenation about iPad and music therapy. But I was unable to attend conference this year. I was trying to find out the related information and researches but it is very less. For this reseaon, I thought you may be able to lend some assistance such as experiences and researches, etc. Thanks in advance for any information you may provide. Sincerely, Shang-Chin Tsai Dear Mr. Richards:
I am a new music therapy student studying at Illinois State University. I am taking current issue class and I am very interested in music intervention with technology . I read the AMTA conference program and found you and Miss Spring had a presenation about iPad and music therapy. But I was unable to attend conference this year. I was trying to find out the related information and researches but it is very less. For this reseaon, I thought you may be able to lend some assistance such as experiences and researches, etc.

Thanks in advance for any information you may provide.

Sincerely,
Shang-Chin Tsai

]]> By: Shang-Chin Tsai http://www.timeformusic.org/#comment-57 Shang-Chin Tsai Tue, 29 Nov 2011 02:02:15 +0000 http://www.waderichards.com/?page_id=834#comment-57 Dear Mr. Richards: I am a new music therapy student studying at Illinois State University. I am taking current issue class and I am very interested in music intervention with technology . I read the AMTA conference program and found you and Miss Spring had a presenation about iPad and music therapy. But I was unable to attend conference this year. I was trying to find out the related information and researches but it is very less. For this reseaon, I thought you may be able to lend some assistance such as experiences and researches, etc. Thanks in advance for any information you may provide. Sincerely, Shang-Chin Tsai Dear Mr. Richards:
I am a new music therapy student studying at Illinois State University. I am taking current issue class and I am very interested in music intervention with technology . I read the AMTA conference program and found you and Miss Spring had a presenation about iPad and music therapy. But I was unable to attend conference this year. I was trying to find out the related information and researches but it is very less. For this reseaon, I thought you may be able to lend some assistance such as experiences and researches, etc.

Thanks in advance for any information you may provide.

Sincerely,
Shang-Chin Tsai

]]> By: Linda Jedrzejek, MT-BC http://www.timeformusic.org/#comment-54 Linda Jedrzejek, MT-BC Sun, 27 Nov 2011 23:48:49 +0000 http://www.waderichards.com/?page_id=834#comment-54 Hi Wade, The Illinois Association for Music Therapy has a new feature where a music therapist from Illinois talks about an intervention/song that has worked well for them. It doesn't have to be a song that they've composed themselves. I am submitting a post in January and may like to showcase your song, "It's So Hard to Wait". I adapted it to use with my students in the beginning of the year and it worked incredibly well. In fact, some students still sing it to themselves when we do an activity where waiting is part of the process. It will also be a good opportunity to give your website more exposure. I was wondering if I could get your permission to submit your song and website information for this post in case I'd like to share it with the IAMT? Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. Thanks, Linda Jedrzejek, MT-BC Hi Wade,
The Illinois Association for Music Therapy has a new feature where a music therapist from Illinois talks about an intervention/song that has worked well for them. It doesn’t have to be a song that they’ve composed themselves. I am submitting a post in January and may like to showcase your song, “It’s So Hard to Wait”. I adapted it to use with my students in the beginning of the year and it worked incredibly well. In fact, some students still sing it to themselves when we do an activity where waiting is part of the process. It will also be a good opportunity to give your website more exposure. I was wondering if I could get your permission to submit your song and website information for this post in case I’d like to share it with the IAMT? Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.
Thanks,
Linda Jedrzejek, MT-BC

]]> By: Lindsey Oliver http://www.timeformusic.org/#comment-53 Lindsey Oliver Sun, 27 Nov 2011 22:52:43 +0000 http://www.waderichards.com/?page_id=834#comment-53 This looks amazing! Great Job Megan and so excited for you Wade! This looks amazing! Great Job Megan and so excited for you Wade!

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