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Lady Antebellum on Group Therapy: ‘Any Band Needs It’
Disclosure from Jodi Milstein: Although I have not worked with Lady Antebellum, I would like to share this interview from extra where members of Lady Antebellum discuss how their band benefited from Group Therapy. Working with bands on group dynamics is my specialty. If your band or a band you work can benefit from better communication, please... [Read more ⇒]
Addiction Captures Amy Winehouse
Addiction captured another talented artist today, Amy Winehouse. The death of a young artist with so much potential for a bright future is heartbreaking. However, how do you help someone who is on a path of self-destruction under the influence of drugs and alcohol? The initial answer is that an addict MUST possess a strong desire to help themselves.... [Read more ⇒]
Jodi on the Stacey Stern Show
Jodi was a guest on The Stacey Stern Show. A free recorded version of this episode where Jodi discusses RockStarTherapy is available On Demand, iTunes, and Podcast Ready. “The Stacey Stern Show ~ Enriching You” connects you with the power and beauty in yourself and in others. Join the dynamic host, Stacey Stern, each week as she connects... [Read more ⇒]
Band Dynamics with Wayne Kramer from the MC5
Detroit native Wayne Kramer was a founding member and guitarist of the revolutionary band the MC5, which came from the same Detroit music scene that produced The Stooges, KISS, and Ted Nugent. With co-guitarist Fred Sonic Smith, Kramer’s aggressive, noisy style on the band’s 1969 debut, Kick Out The Jams, became a landmark in the evolution... [Read more ⇒]
Band Dynamics – Coping with Addiction
Albert Hammond Jr: “I was hardcore junkie” The guitarist is known for being in rock band The Strokes, but has also released two records on his own. His last offering ¿Cómo Te Llama? hit stores in 2008, but memories of it are mixed for Albert. He was taking drugs at the time it was recorded and his addiction has affected his relationships... [Read more ⇒]
Taking Care of Your Voice
Tips to Prevent Voice Problems Limit your intake of drinks that include alcohol or caffeine. These act as diuretics (substances that increase urination) and cause the body to lose water. This loss of fluids dries out the voice. Alcohol also irritates the mucous membranes that line the throat. Drink plenty of water. Six to eight glasses a day is... [Read more ⇒]
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As a Clinical Member of California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT), Jodi Milstein, LMFT meets and exceeds the professional and ethical standards as set forth by her peers and professional licensing board.