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Asking Why is a podcast hosted by Clint Davis, an army veteran, ordained minister and licensed psychotherapist. Clint has a masters in marriage and family therapy and is trained in trauma, and sex addiction. He is also the Director of Recovery for The Hub: Urban Ministry which helps rescue men, women, and children out of human trafficking and poverty. Clint owns his own Counseling and Integrative Wellness Center, with 3 locations, with over 25 professionals from a wide range of modalities. The goal of this podcast is to get down to root issues by interviewing guests from different fields of study. Through conversations and relationship, Clint will venture to ask mindful questions to find practical solutions to disrupt the negative cycles and systems we find ourselves in. We hope that by listening you will gather unique information about life, spirituality, and mental health that will lead to internal growth, producing external success in all you do! Visit: www.clintdaviscounseling.com for more information!
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Friday Jun 20, 2025
Episode 154: Miranda Boothe | Music Therapy
Friday Jun 20, 2025
Friday Jun 20, 2025
This week Clint speaks with Miranda Boothe. Miranda is a long-time resident of Louisiana leaving only to complete music therapy coursework at the University of Alabama to become a board-certified music therapist. Prior to music therapy studies, she completed foundational studies in vocal music education at The University of Louisiana at Monroe. As an educator, Miranda acquired experience as a public school teacher and a private music instructor with a primary focus of singing, piano, and guitar instruction. As a new resident of Shreveport, she is excited to provide quality music therapy experiences to those who might benefit from them for wellness, mental health, medical, and rehabilitative treatment. She has acquired experience with traumatic brain injury, dementia, depression, anxiety, substance use, post-traumatic stress disorder, pain, cognitive delays, cognitive impairment, and quality of life. It is her desire to use music therapy to address client needs in areas of cognition, emotional processing, communication, socialization, motor, and sensory goals.
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