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Sarah B. Killian, M.S., CCC-SLP and Marissa Neathery, MT-BC 11/8/24 Sarah B. Killian, M.S., CCC-SLP and Marissa Neathery, MT-BC 11/8/24

Gestalt Language Processing: What It Is and How Music Therapy Can Help

Here at Resonate Music Therapy, we work extensively with autistic and neurodivergent individuals, some of which are also gestalt language processors (GLP). So what exactly does that mean? Read on to learn what it means to be a GLP, and how we work with GLPers here at Resonate.

Staff Staff 8/2/24 Staff Staff 8/2/24

Anti-ableism and AAC

Marissa Neathery 4/18/24 Marissa Neathery 4/18/24

Adaptive Music Lessons: How To Support All Learners

Olive Jaudes, MTI (Music Therapy Intern) 3/25/24 Olive Jaudes, MTI (Music Therapy Intern) 3/25/24

Strengths-Based Approaches for Neurodivergent Clients: Fostering Self-Acceptance and Self-Advocacy

Micaela Garcia, MT-BC 9/7/23 Micaela Garcia, MT-BC 9/7/23

Our Approach with Autistic Clients at Resonate Music Therapy

Staff Staff 3/28/23 Staff Staff 3/28/23

Lesser Known Symptoms of ADHD

You’ve likely heard about ADHD. You might associate it with rambunctious school-aged children who have trouble staying in their seats and listening, and you’re not wrong. Many of those who are diagnosed, especially in years past, are exactly that. However, ADHD can present in *many* ways, and not all of them quickly come to mind for the average person.

Most people diagnosed with the “classic” symptoms of ADHD were white male children at the time of diagnosis. As we learn more about ADHD, it’s becoming clearer that women, minorities, and adults are often going underdiagnosed because they do not exhibit the classic symptoms, but still struggle with coping with ADHD symptoms.