101. Neurodiversity, Ignorance, and Strength: Alysha Suley, MM, MT-BC (part 1)

In this episode, Alysha tells us about her personal experiences with neurodiversity and how being diagnosed with ADHD has empowered her to better understand life’s challenges and recognize her strengths.

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Alysha Suley, MM, MT-BC earned her bachelors degree in music therapy with a minor in psychology from Berklee College of Music, and her masters degree in music therapy from Colorado State University. She has clinical experience in medical settings, palliative care, inpatient psychiatric, inpatient & outpatient substance abuse treatment, dementia care, children with special needs, and adults with neurodegenerative disorders.

Alysha is a member of the American Music Therapy Association and the International Association for Music & Medicine.

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You can find Alysha online, on Facebook, Instagram, and Clubhouse.

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