Wisconsin Chapter for Music Therapy

10/17/2026

The deadline to register for the Fall CMTE is TODAY!!!!!

🔗 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSegtZK3Wl_FaYmbhmumjnkVA10ZWkKbGU7vkTN3B6w02qCzPQ/viewform?

10/17/2026

⚠️Deadline to register is TOMORROW!⚠️ Join us for the Fall CMTE!

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10/16/2026

Learn about our presenters, and register now for the Fall CMTE!!!! Deadline is Saturday!!!

Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSegtZK3Wl_FaYmbhmumjnkVA10ZWkKbGU7vkTN3B6w02qCzPQ/viewform

10/12/2026

GLR music therapists!! Did you know that if you’re a member of your state organization, you can register for our advocacy-focused Fall CMTE for only $30? It even includes an ethics credit!

Register now for “Hit Me With Your Best Talking Point: Moving the Profession Forward Through Ethical and Effective Advocacy” ➡️ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSegtZK3Wl_FaYmbhmumjnkVA10ZWkKbGU7vkTN3B6w02qCzPQ/viewform

10/06/2026

Are you in your first cycle of MT-BC recertification? Does the concept of ethics credits confuse you? Well, look no further! Our Fall CMTE will provide one ethics credit for your next recert!

Register now! ➡️ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSegtZK3Wl_FaYmbhmumjnkVA10ZWkKbGU7vkTN3B6w02qCzPQ/viewform

09/28/2026

Check out the brochure for the advocacy-focused Fall CMTE!

Register here ➡️ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSegtZK3Wl_FaYmbhmumjnkVA10ZWkKbGU7vkTN3B6w02qCzPQ/viewform

09/28/2026

Join the GLR book club! 🥳📖

"I know firsthand how hard it can be to find time to sit and read a book. When I wrote The Joy Revolution, I knew it must be available as an audio book, so the busy people I want to reach can actually receive my message." -Jennifer Rook

Our book club selection for this fall, is now available as an Audiobook! Find "The Joy Revolution" by Jennifer Rook wherever you get your E-books.

Sign up for email updates from the author here: https://www.jennirook.com/the-author/

09/19/2026

Register now for the virtual Fall CMTE, “Hit Me With Your Best Talking Point: Moving the Profession Forward Through Ethical and Effective Advocacy!”

This CMTE is $30 for WCMT members and $60 for non-members. It is FREE for students and interns!

Professionals, students and interns from the GLR states (Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio) are also invited to attend this virtual CMTE. Pricing is $30 for members of a state organization, $60 for non-member professionals, and FREE for students and interns!

Register here by October 17th: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSegtZK3Wl_FaYmbhmumjnkVA10ZWkKbGU7vkTN3B6w02qCzPQ/viewform

09/15/2026

Hi Wisconsin MT’s!

GLR conference planners are looking for a few more anonymous reviewers for call for papers (CMTE and Concurrent sessions). They’d love more folks from Wisconsin to join! Fill out the form below if you’re interested.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd_NTGuSDORBuOeTP6Q2DW5rDkDotanbsefOUToTx_9cYCXZA/viewform

08/29/2026

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Check out this Virtual CMTE opportunity hosted by the Wisconsin Chapter for Music Therapy!

From WCMT: Effective Advocacy for music therapy requires more than knowing how to explain the profession. It requires understanding the people we seek to influence, identifying what matters to them, and communicating the value of music therapy in ways that are relevant and meaningful. This isn’t about telling stakeholders whatever they want to hear. It's about identifying authentic points of alignment between what music therapy actually offers and what the stakeholder actually values. Ethical advocacy is grounded in transparency, curiosity, relationship building, and a willingness to understand perspectives beyond our own.

Course Description: In this CMTE, participants will explore practical strategies for effective advocacy and audience-centered communication. Participants will learn to identify stakeholder priorities, recognize assumptions and gaps in understanding, translate professional language, adapt talking points, and make appropriate advocacy asks. Through interactive activities and role-play, participants will practice navigating questions, concerns, and differing perspectives while maintaining authenticity and professionalism. Participants will leave with a practical framework for preparing and engaging in advocacy conversations on behalf of music therapy.