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Woman shares how the power of music is changing her client's lives
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October 5, 2022
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IDAHO FALLS - Corinne Pickett gets teary-eyed when she recalls the day one of her clients with Unison Musical Therapy made a massive step forward.
The business serves clients throughout eastern Idaho and in a conversation with EastIdahoNews.com, Pickett recalled a "young lady" she had been working with for about a year who was nonverbal. All her attempts to help her client socially interact had failed and she decided to improvise a musical diddy.
"It was something random and she started to sing back to me. It was such an incredible experience ... it was so powerful," Pickett says as she starts to cry. "It was one of those experiences that I just felt grateful to be in the line of work I do. You could see in her eyes this look of 'I am being heard and I am communicating in this special new way.'"
Pickett grew up in Idaho Falls and formed Unison Musical Therapy in 2018.
WATCH OUR CONVERSATION WITH HER IN THE VIDEO ABOVE.
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