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Educational Opportunity: Ways to Implement Music into Daily Interactions, Resident Cares, and Self Care

March 7, 2018

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Friday March 16th 2:15-3:15

 

Community Room, Yorkshire of Edina:

 7141 York Ave S, Edina 55435

 

Board-Certified music therapist, Melissa Spiess from Living Spirit Therapy Services, LLC will guide us through an in-service on ways to successfully integrate music into daily interactions with residents, activities of daily living, and self-care.

Learn how to decrease behaviors during cares, structure more positive interactions with residents, make programing more effective, and increase job satisfaction.

Also learn how to use music to prevent compassion fatigue and burnout, decrease

 exhaustion, support moods, enhance relaxation, provide emotional support, and enhance exercise. 

Questions? Contact:

 Lindsay Brown, Assistant Executive Director of Yorkshire of Edina, 612-866-0259 Lindsay.Brown@twsl.com or

Melissa Spiess, M.M., MT-BC, Neurologic Music Therapy Fellow, 651-363-3936  melissa@livingspirittherapy.com

https://www.livingspirittherapy.com/

 

http://www.yorkshireofedina.com/yorkshire-of-edina/

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