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Landless ’04, ’13 Facilitates Seminar for Mental Health Care Professionals

Assistant Professor of Music Therapy Bronwen Landless ’04, ’13, Ph.D., MT-BC, was invited by Brook Lane to facilitate a continuing education seminar for licensed professional counselors, licensed clinical social workers and other care professionals working with people experiencing mental illness in a variety of mental health settings. Fifty attendees participated in a 4.5hour immersive seminar, “Creative Ways to Incorporate Music in the Therapeutic Process,” where they experienced, brainstormed and tried safe ways to use music to support people in their therapeutic journeys.

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