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Registration Fees: Members $50; Non-members $70 Registration Deadline is February 4, 2026. AASC is moving from one database to another, so a deadline to register must be implemented to support that change. Our system will be down February 5 - 6 for this transition; registration will reopen after that date. If you need support registering for this or any other courses while the system is down, please contact webinars@servicecoordinator.org Money will not be collected for this pre-registration until this event is moved to the new database. Registrants will be billed after the event has moved. The webinar is 2 - 3:00 Eastern on March 11, 2026. This is a pre-recorded webinar as part of the Conference Flashback Track with a live Q&A for 1 training contact hour. Service coordinators are on the front lines of care and support but carrying the emotional and logistical weight of others can lead to chronic stress and burnout. This highly interactive session introduces music-based mindfulness techniques that promote self-regulation, reduce anxiety, and help staff reconnect with calm and clarity. Participants will explore how tempo, silence, rhythm, and breath are core components of music and can be used to create restorative moments throughout the day. No musical experience is required. Attendees will leave with simple, evidence-informed tools to immediately begin practicing “The Power of Pause”. Who Should Attend: All
Learning Objectives Identify how musical elements (e.g., tempo, dynamics, silence) influence stress and relaxation. Practice three music-informed mindfulness strategies for immediate use. Understand the role of intentional pauses in promoting resilience and emotional well-being. Create a personalized plan for integrating musical mindfulness into daily routines.
About the Presenter
Professor Lora Robinson, MMT, MT-BC, is a passionate educator, board-certified music therapist, and advocate for equity in healthcare and education. As a proud faculty member at Howard University, she brings both excellence and purpose to her teaching within the Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts. Through her work, Professor Robinson strives to dismantle systemic barriers in wellness care and music therapy, to include mental health services, supporting those with varied areas of disability, and the underserved.
This webinar meets the following HUD Service Coordinator Training Requirements Area(s): Mental Health Issues; Disease Prevention
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