Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Taking Turns with a Client
So sorry for the
long wait for my next blog post! I have been transitioning into working
and haven't found much time to blog. Now that I have established more
of routine, I am able to fit some time in the mornings to devote my time
to blogging. As I have started working with my new private clients, I
have learned so much. Every client is different and there is no
universal instrument or song that they will all take to. I have learned
to throw my plan out the window sometimes and find what they need
within that moment. The funny thing is that the same client might need
to work on something every week but then show another need that is of
greater importance at the time. So I am learning to become versatile
and flexible. It will definitely take some time to get there, but I
feel more experienced already after just one month of work. I can't
wait to see where I am 6 months from now!
So today I
would like to share a video with you. My client, Gaby, is so much fun
to work with. She surprises me everyday with her talents. One of her
goals is to work on taking turns, especially when she wants to do
something and I am trying to work on something else. She absolutely
LOVES the iPad. I throw it into our sessions every week as a reward for
her hard work. The video below is of us working on taking turns and
working together. She really surprised me with her responses and has a
great rhythm that I didn't realize she had until now! This makes me
look forward to trying more advanced drum and rhythm activities with
her! And yes I received permission to post this video...just FYI. :)
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