Colorado Association for Music Therapy
Advocating,
Educating,
and Celebrating
Music Therapy
in Colorado
***The Colorado Association for Music Therapy condemns any acts of violence or hateful speech which harms any human. This organization serves to educate and connect Coloradans to qualified music therapy professionals and, thusly, we aim to protect consumers from acts of micro- and macro-aggressions, xenophobia, and other forms of injury.***
In response to the COVID-19 global pandemic and stay-at-home orders, CAMT is working to connect clients to providers who are set up for tele-health services. Please see below:
Music Therapists Providing Online Sessions
Amanda Brigham, MM, MT-BC
Owner, Colorado Music Therapy Services LLC
PO Box 263 Louisville, CO 80027
303-204-9286
Amy Wilson, MT-BC
Private Practice
Music Therapist, Business Owner
303-726-5508
comusictherapyservices@gmail.com
Individuals with autism, Down syndrome, developmental delays, and seniors (well/Alzheimer’s/dementia)
Anastasia Canfield, MA, MT-BC, LPCC, NCC
Creative Remedies, LLC
720-780-0111 (call or text)
Anastasia.MTBC@gmail.com
Neurodiversity (Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, etc; kids & adults), anxiety, depression, bipolar, personality disorders, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, life transitions, career issues/growth, personal growth, life coaching, other mental/behavioral health (kids & adults)
Bonnie Houpt, MT-BC
Rhythmic Roots Music Therapy
Music Therapy & Music Lessons
https://www.rhythmicrootsmusictherapy.org/services
Elizabeth Linder, MA, MT-BC, NMT
Rocky Mountain Music Therapy
Individual Music Therapy & Music Lessons
https://www.rockymountainmusictherapy.com
rockymountainmusictherapy@gmail.com
(970) 420-8307
Faith Halverson-Ramos, MA, LPC, MT-BC
Sound Well Music Therapy
https://www.soundwellmusictherapy.com
faith@soundwellmusictherapy.com
303-521-2791
Rehabilitative Rhythms (multiple providers)
303-481-8134
About CAMT
The Colorado Association for Music Therapy (CAMT) was founded in 1984. CAMT strives to educate community members and fellow healthcare professionals about the benefits of music therapy and the importance of implementing quality music therapy programs to serve a wide range of client populations. We are also committed to supporting our members by offering continuing education, employment networking and peer support.
