podcast

Music is a constant we can rely on (Interview with lou)

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Step into a world where music is a steadfast companion in this unique podcast episode originally shared via Instagram Live on Sing Create Play. Join us as we dive into the inspiring journey of Lou, who shares how music helps with daily tasks, focus, emotions, social interactions, and self-confidence. Gain valuable insights into the power of music for autistic individuals and children alike, and be prepared to be inspired by Lou’s remarkable story and their special bond with music. Tune in to rediscover the timeless influence of music in our lives.

Music is life (Interview with Maddie)

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Maddie’s interview highlights the benefits of music for herself and for autistic people!

Maddie also said ‘Music is the only thing that kept me alive’ and shared her childhood experiences at school and how she picked up playing a musical instrument. It proved to be the best decision ever!!

Music is life (Interview with Vicki)

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Vicky tells us how music helps her:

  • In daily routines
  • To focus and study
  • With her mental health
  • Tips for teachers to use music with autistic children
  • Tips for parents to include music activities in their home
  • Tips for parents Bout the benefits of music for young children
  • AND MANY MORE!!

Music is Auditory, Visual and Kinaesthetic (Interview with Anat)

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My guest is my lovely friend Anat from @anat.world (Instagram)

She teaches an amazing preschool music program where children are learning so many life skills through the help of music!

My daughter loves @anat.world classes and she has become more and more confident in making her music. when she can’t tell us what she feels, she sings us a song that she makes on the spot about what made her upset.

Music Interventions have been changing for us (Interview with Lashelle and Mimi)

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My lovely friend LaShelle is sharing with us the benefits of music and learning a musical instrument! Lashelle’s daughter, Mimi, is playing the ?, ?, the drums, ukulele, and guitar and wants to learn the trumpet ? and…did I miss anything @autismmumsthrive (Instagram account)?

Some of the amazing transferable skills that Mimi has developed through her love for music:

  • socializing, taking turns, listening
  • attention to details
  • communicating her needs better
  • confidence and leadership skills
  • releasing anxiety and frustration by rocking her piano and ? !!
  • and so many more!