Episode #14 - Polyvagal Theory and Music Therapy

In music therapy, we have a physical and auditory medium to promote regulation in the body organically within our practice. If we use Polyvagal theory to help inform our regulation practices in all types of therapy sessions (but especially when working with clients with trauma backgrounds) we can join in this groundbreaking approach to traditional psychotherapy and utilize the fullest potential of our toolset within the body- starting with the brain.

Research/LearningKristin VetetoApril 5, 2021polyvagal, music therapy, music, brain, nerves, theory, polyvagal theory, vagus nerve, learning, research, education Comment

Episode #9: Attachment - What Is It and Why Is It Important?

Let’s review our goals. We’ve addressed goals #1 and 2 to: define attachment and we’ve looked at the historical foundations for the modern attachment theory. Now let’s look at goal #3: Identifying and defining these attachment patterns (other secure and insecure attachment patterns). Let’s first start with Secure Attachment.

Research/LearningKristin VetetoFebruary 28, 2021attachment, theory, bonding, strategies, safety, security, development, early childhood, children, families, caregivers, mothers, parents, fathersComment

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