2024 imagine Webinar: Celebrating NICU Music Therapy

2024 imagine Webinar: Celebrating NICU Music Therapy

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3 Expert-Led Sessions | 150 Minutes of On-Demand Learning | Claim 3 CMTEs

More than a celebration—this inspiring webinar series is a tribute to the evolution, impact, and future of music therapy in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs). Join leading researchers, clinicians, and advocates as they share groundbreaking research, foundational insights, and culturally responsive practices that support the health and well-being of NICU infants and their families. Whether you are a music therapist, healthcare provider, or student, this series will expand your perspective and deepen your understanding of this vital field.

Access Information & Terms

  • Instant Access: Watch anytime, anywhere.

  • Tech Note: No technical support is provided. Music Therapy Consulting is not responsible for technical issues.

  • No Certificate of Completion provided.

  • Earn CMTEs: MT-BCs may claim 3 CMTEs under CBMT’s Other Continuing Education Opportunities. You must provide your own summaries for each webinar.

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What’s Included:

  • Foundations and Innovations in NICU Music Therapy – Dr. Jayne Standley, Dr. Lori Gooding & Ciele Knox
    Trace the roots of NICU music therapy with insights from field pioneers. Learn about core principles, clinical best practices, and new innovations shaping care for medically fragile infants.
  • Research Insights and Emerging Trends – Dr. Amy Robertson & Dr. Ellyn Hamm-Evans
    Explore key research breakthroughs—from early evidence to current trends—and discover how parental advocacy and interdisciplinary collaboration are driving the future of NICU music therapy.
  • Diversity and Personalization in NICU Care – Nicole Kirby, Alex Ruffner & Dr. Flor del Cielo Hernández
    Learn how personalized music therapy interventions—like culturally relevant lullabies—can support Hispanic/Latinx families and promote equitable access to care in NICU settings.

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