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    New Harp Video on Facebook!

    I just a put a new video up on my FB page of a hymn tune I've recently discovered. Check it out! What tunes help bring you comfort or help you connect with a sense of wonder?

    Music Therapy and Bedside Music

    There are many different ways to use music to help others. Certain settings and specific ways of helping may require training and certification. The American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) Scope of practice states “Music therapists recognize that in order for clients to benefit from an integrated, holistic treatment approach, there will be some overlap in services provided by multiple professions. We acknowledge that other professionals may use music, as appropriate, as

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