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Kim Ross spends her days helping kids find their voice through music. Not long ago, she couldn't sing unless nobody was home. Atlee and Kim talk about choosing psychology to dodge performance anxiety, training in music therapy in Canada and Ireland, working six years alongside her mom, and why sad songs make us feel less alone.
Kim Ross is a self-employed music therapist and music teacher in the Fraser Valley who works mostly with kids with disabilities.
You'll walk away with a new way to think about fear: stop forcing yourself to feel comfortable, and start where you already are.
Topics covered:
• What music therapy is and who it helps
• Working with kids with disabilities through music
• Performance anxiety and choosing a different path
• Training abroad and walking away from a program that felt wrong
• Why sad music makes us feel understood