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Special Education Resources : How to Make a Home Made Drum

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Ryan Judd is a board certified music therapist. He has a master's degree in Music Therapy and a bachelor's degree in Psychology, with an emphasis on Child Development. He has been working as a music therapist with children with special needs for more than 16 years. In addition to working one on one with clients, Ryan also leads groups focused on the development of social skills.  His services are available in Southern New Hampshire, Northern Massachussets and Southern Maine.  He lives in the Seacoast region with his wife who is a 1st grade teacher.

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  • Mia Tuesday, 25 March 2014

    You make this seem super fun and easy! Love it. Will try with the darling 3 year old nephew soon.

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  • Beverly Akin Wednesday, 23 September 2015

    Loved the homemade drum idea and I can hardly wait to make drums with children. Thanks for the great videos with examples. I'm a Speech Therapist and just changed from Early Intervention to working with kiddos with autism and severe disabilities. Good reminder of the 'wait' factor in you "Where is the shaker?" video. Thank you and blessings in you work.

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  • Austin Monday, 23 November 2015

    Bring one agents to elemira why music therapy would have been better story time.

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