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As more festivals, performances and concerts are canceled due to the coronavirus shutdown, musicians of all stripes and sizes are taking to social and streaming platforms to play live for their fans,

NPR Music is compiling a list of live audio and video streams from around the world, categorized by date and genre, with links out to streaming platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Some will require registration or a subscription, but most will be free, often with digital tip jars and opportunities to directly support artists by buying music and merchandise.

June 18

classical

Jazz

R&B / Soul

Latin

Rock

Experimental

June 19

Classical

pop

Joe's Pub Live From The Archive: Purple Heart: The Music of Michael Callen
Time: 8 p.m. ET
Link: Public Theater

Latin

Folk

World

Country / Americana

Rock

Electronic

June 20

Classical

Jazz

Multi-Genre

Small Business Live: 2 Chainz, Brittany Howard, Brandi Carlile, Leon Bridges and more
Time: 4 - 10 p.m. ET
Link: LiveXLive / Twitch / YouTube / Twitter / Instagram / Facebook
For more details, check the festival's .

Round Midnight Preserves: Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Dave Grohl, Elvis Costello, Beck, Jim James and more Time: 8 - 10 p.m. ET
Link: Pres Hall Foundation

k-pop

Rock

Country / Americana

June 21

Classical

Jazz

k-pop

Multi-Genre

R&B / Soul

Rock

Country / Americana

Folk

Children's Music

June 22

classical

rock

k-pop

Country / Americana

Metal

June 23

classical

k-pop

Rock

Country / Americana

Folk

Electronic

June 24

Classical

Jazz

Rock

Country / Americana

June 25

Classical

Electronic

R&B / Soul

Rock

Latin

Experimental

June 26

Classical

Electronic

Folk

Country / Americana

Rock

June 27

Classical

Vienna Staatsoper: Alma Deutscher's Cinderella (Children's Opera)
Time: 1 p.m. ET
Link: Staatsoper Live

Folk

Country / Americana

Jazz

Electronic

June 28

Classical

Folk

Jazz

Electronic

June 29

Classical

Rock

Country / Americana

Metal

June 30

Classical

Rock

Country / Americana

Folk

Electronic

July 1

Classical

Jazz

Rock

Country / Americana

July 2

R&B / Soul

Experimental

July 3

Classical

Rock

Experimental

July 4

Jazz

July 5

Jazz

July 6

Rock

July 7

Classical

July 9

Classical

Experimental

July 10

Classical

July 11

Classical

Multi-Genre

Winnipeg Folk Fest at Home: Jason Isbell, Sheryl Crow, Brandi Carlile, Courtney Barnett, Waxahatchee, Tash Sultana and more
Time: 7 p.m. ET
Link: YouTube / Facebook
For a full lineup, check the festival's .

July 14

Jazz

July 16

Classical

Experimental

Fridman Gallery Solos: Rena Anakwe Time: 8 p.m. ET
Link: Fridman Gallery

July 17

Classical

July 18

Country / Americana

July 21

Jazz

July 23

Classical

Experimental

Fridman Gallery Solos: Diamanda Galás Time: 8 p.m. ET
Link: Fridman Gallery

July 24

Classical

July 25

Electronic

July 26

Electronic

July 28

Jazz

July 30

Classical

Experimental

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August, 2020: Artsology has received an ADS Editors' Choice Award, in recognition of our value as a educational resource in the Art, Creativity, Early Childhood, and Visual Arts category. All Digital School is an educational resource platform that compiles educational materials and tools that everyone can use online. It was launched last March to help educators, parents, and students find the best materials, websites, and tools that are suitable for them during the pandemic and to create better learning experiences for everyone. Thank you to ADS!

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We know that you are most likely being bombarded with messages about the Corona Virus, whether that be on television, social media, and in your community networks. At times like this, anxiety, stress, fear and negative thoughts can easily take control. You may be worried about being in crowds, your loved ones, your seniors, your 401K or how to manage a quarantine.

Give an Hour and the Campaign to Change Direction want to underscore the importance of your mental health during this time. Using our Healthy Habits as a guide, here are some tips for your emotional health as well as your physical health!

Take Care of You

Tune in to how you're feeling daily.

Take regular breaks from the news.

Go for a walk or hike.

Learn and practice meditation each day.

Keep a food journal and plan ways to eat healthily.

Get 8 hours of sleep and/or take a nap during the day!

Listen to an inspirational podcast.

Check in With Others

While maintaining social distance, use technology to stay connected with people in your life.

Call or video chat a loved one, family member, or friend to check in on them and let them know you care.

Write a letter to a loved one letting them know how much they mean to you.

Take time to connect with an old friend via phone or email.

Engage and Connect Wisely

Video chat your loved ones and "join" them for meals.

Review your social media and screen time habits; follow positive people and messages.

Create an online photo album to share with friends and loved ones.

Learn a new hobby! Go online and learn how to paint or make a delicious meal!

Pull out board games, puzzles and cards.

Relax and Reduce Stress

Listen to your favorite playlist.

Weather permitting, work in your garden.

Open that book you have been wanting to read and escape into its pages.

Indulge in a hot bath.

Catch-up on your favorite TV series.

If you find it relaxing, tackle that junk drawer, pantry or closet!

Know the Five Signs

We wash our hands for our physical health, learn the Five Signs of Emotional Suffering to keep up with your mental health.

Paint rocks or shells with the Five Signs emoticons and hide them around your community.

Take a selfie showing you know the Five Signs and post it on social, asking others to learn the Signs. Don't forget to use #ChangeDirection.

In addition to Change Direction tools, many of our partners have helpful resources that you may want to check out.

If you're feeling anxious and need someone to talk to, text SIGNS to 741741. The Crisis Text Line is a 24/7, free and confidential service.

The Mighty has created an online community that encourages conversation about mental health issues, resources, education, and good tips for managing these stressful times. Become one of the Mighties.

Read these tips and resources from the ADAA on how to manage anxiety.

Keep up to date on COVID-19 facts from the CDC.

Check out this informative comic from NPR on COVID-19, it's kid friendly!

Remember to follow us on Facebook for more up-to-date ways to connect and #ChangeMentalHealth.
Best wishes,
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Free guided meditation to help take you further into your mindfulness meditation practice.

Interested in mindfulness, but not sure where to start? There are many meditation apps, audiobooks, and programs available to you - before you get lost in the pile of choices, explore these three basic mindfulness meditations.

Mindfulness Meditation

To start, explore these awareness of breath meditation practices:

5-Minute Breathing Meditation

A basic meditation that focuses on following the breath to cultivate mindful awareness, by Diana Winston.

11-Minute Awareness of Breath Practice

An awareness of breath practice, from Susan Kaiser Greenland, that centers on one of the basics of mindfulness: how to sit and know you're sitting.

20-Minute Breathscape Practice

A breathing practice from Jon Kabat-Zinn to tap into your capacity to be in touch with your experience, and to be awake and aware with no agenda other than to be awake and aware.

Once you're familiar with how to work with your breath as an anchor for your attention, try branching out into practices for the body, loving-kindness, working with sounds, and longer meditation practices aimed at working with difficult emotions like anxiety.

Below is a list of other online resources offering guided meditations.

Free guided meditations from UCLA
Each week has a different theme, and usually includes some introductory comments, a guided meditation, some silent practice time, and closing comments. Presented by the UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center.

UCSD Center for Mindfulness
Guided audio files for practicing Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) from the UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness.

Basic meditation with Tara Brach
Free meditations that you can stream or download.

Contemplative Mind in Society
Guided practices from Mirabai Bush, the center's director, Diana Winston from UCLA's Mindfulness Awareness Research Center, and Arthur Zajonc, president of the Mind & Life Institute.

Insight Meditation Society
Selected talks, podcasts, and audio streams, including various lengths of guided meditation.

Tita Angangco, cofounder of The Centre for Mindfulness Studies, shares a loving-kindness meditation that serves as an ignition to spark change. Read More

When things don't go according to plan, it's easy to spot all the ways things have gone wrong. This gratitude practice is designed to change that. Read More

The more you try to force sleep, the less likely you are to achieve it. Explore this guided meditation to let go of stubborn thoughts and get a full night's rest. Read More

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Coping skills have been a pretty popular topic for discussion over on The Helpful Counselor Facebook Page. So many great ideas were shared that I thought it would be good to write a coping skills blog post to have them in one place. 🙂

Here are some of the great coping skill strategies (in no particular order):

Homemade Stress Balls (w/Playdough):

During my counselor training, I was told that you should never ask your students to do something that you have never tried yourself. This is very sound advice as it allows you to work out kinks and reduce frustration.

So, when I heard about making stress balls out of playdough I thought I had better try it out first. After making a huge mess the first time around I was able to tweak my method.

Tips for making homemade stress balls with playdough:

Work over a table to catch bits of playdough.

Half of a can of playdough makes a stress ball the perfect size for my elementary kids.

A third of a can (green stress ball) is great for really small hands or for pinching. <- Excellent for kids working on their pincer grasp!

Roll the clay into small "snakes" measuring about 2 inches in length. The playdough will fall down to the bottom, versus having to push it through the opening...which is where I experienced the most mess.

Wait until you have finished stuffing the balloon with playdough before you try to squeeze it from the opening to the main part of the balloon. The playdough inside helps keep the air hole open.

I think creating these stress balls would be therapeutic for my older kids (4th grade +), but I will make them ahead of time for my little ones.

Taking care of yourself:

Do you have students who seem routinely unkempt? While a lack of resources, such as soap, shampoo, or even running water can lead to a student looking disheveled. A lack of grooming can also be a sign of depression or severe stress.

Teaching students the importance of taking care of basic needs can help them feel better both physically and psychologically.

Personal basic needs:

Healthy food

Drinking water

Getting enough sleep

Grooming oneself (showering, washing hair, using deodorant, wearing clean clothing, etc.)

Worry Stones:

I've always used polished river stones for worry stones with my students, but I've been seeing a lot of counselors making worry stones out of clay. I love the idea of having the students involved!

Deep breathing:

Everyone says to take deep breaths, but not all breaths (even deep ones) are equal. Expanding the diaphragm is important to get the full effect. I love the Teacher Tipster's Hot Chocolate Breathing technique!!! Not sure if I love using the technique to teach deep breathing or that I get to "work on" a delicious cup of hot chocolate (when appropriate...sometimes we just pretend).

Figure 8 Breathing:

For those of you that are into Brain Gym, there is figure 8 breathing. Figure 8 breathing can be very helpful with "centering" oneself in stressful situations, especially if steps are taken to be mindful of where they are at in their figure 8.

Blowing Bubbles:

Another great technique for teaching about controlled breathing. Have you students try different lengths and speeds of breaths to blow bubbles. Deep steady breaths win every time!

Bonus: Kids can pop their worries (aka bubbles)!

Engage the 5 Senses:

List/think of two things for each of our senses. 2 things you see, 2 things you hear, 2 things you feel, 2 things you smell, and 2 things you taste.

This activity can be very intense when used to explore traumatic events. I prefer to use it for them to revisit a happy memory.

For instance, my happy memory is going to the cabin with my kids:

2 things I see: sunsets and my kids jumping off of the dock

2 things I hear: the waves of the water and laughter

2 things I feel: the warmth of the sun and the coolness of the water

2 things I smell: suntan lotion and fresh cherry pie

2 things I taste: hamburgers cooked over charcoal and (did I already say) cherry pie

Ahhh...I feel better already! 🙂

Finger Crochet:

Being a big fan of crocheting myself, I will definitely have to work this one into my bag of tricks. What a great way to use up my old yarn!

Painting with Water Colors:

Use preprinted mandalas to allow the child to stay in the moment and focus on the act of applying the color. Very soothing!

You can print some from the Hello Kids website.

Doodling:

Have you ever heard of zen doodles? I really enjoy making them and so do my older students.

The best part of zen doodling is that it consists of repeated shapes. Even the worst drawer (*raises hand*) can do it. I'm the queen of stick figures at my school. Seriously, I think my students feel sorry for me when I try to draw.

You can find a great intro to zen doodles here.

Progressive Muscle Relaxation and Visualization:

This video is an excellent example!

Create a Coping Skills Booklet:

Easy Peasy Steps:

Cut two sheets of plain paper into 1/4 sections

Draw things or activities that make the child feel better...older kids may like to include positive quotes.

Staple along one side to create a "book".

You can also hole punch along one side and tie the pages together with yarn, but I would classify that as more "fancy schmancy", rather than "easy peasy". 😉

Calm App

The Calm app won Apple's Apple of the Year in 2017 and it's easy to see why. The free version has a ton of great features, like the mediations prompts and breathing exercises. There's also an option to upgrade to unlock more features. Definitely worth checking out!

Fluidity App:

Use your finger to make the shapes move and change colors. Very soothing!

Mini-Pillows with Lavender Stuffing:

Cut two hearts out of felt. Sew around edges, but don't forget to stuff the pillow with lavender scented oil before closing. Vanilla or sandalwood would also smell lovely!

(Gotta make some of these!)

Enjoy Nature:

Create a List of Positive Behavior Choices:

Cognitive behavior theory (CBT) dictates that our thoughts affect our behavior, which put together, affect how we feel. In keeping with CBT, we can use positive behavior to hijack our feelings.

Do things that you enjoy = feel better.

The trick is to create a list of activities when the child is calm. Try to have a child articulate what would make them feel better in the middle of a crisis is not going to work. When kids are in crisis they are not rationale and nothing will seem likely to work for them.

Younger kids may benefit from a visual list of activities. I like using my coping skills deck with my students to identify possible ideas. I then print them up and attach them to a ring for them to keep at their desks.

A few more fun ideas:

Learn to Laugh at Yourself:

You know that saying, "You either have to laugh or cry."? Well, I choose to laugh. I'm always doing goofy stuff. Sometimes it's intentional, while other times it's more of a "what the hell was I thinking" sort of moment. Ah well, whatcha gonna do?

Me, rock'n it out at a Maroon 5 concert with my 11 yr old!

So that's my 18 coping strategies...Love to hear your favorite coping strategies in the comments below!

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