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Music Therapy Info
Music therapy is the clinical and evidence-based used of music to accomplish functional, non-musical goals within a therapeutic relationship by a Board Certified Music Therapist (MT-BC) who has completed a music therapy program approved by the American Music Therapy Association. It has been a formal profession since 1950. It is cost-effective and reimbursable.
Where? We work across the lifespan in various health and wellness settings: medical hospitals, psychiatry, hospice, schools, nursing homes, private practice, and in research.
What? Interventions: What do we do with music?
How? Techniques: the "iso-principle," client-centered and behavioral theory, music in spirituality and meeting psycho-social goals.
Diagnoses
All Ages
Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities
Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, and Learning Delays
Neurological Disorders
Physical Disabilities
Rehabilitation
Alzheimer's and Age Related Conditions
Mental Health and Psychological Disorders
Substance Abuse
Medical Needs
Preventative Care
Treatment
Assessment of strengths and needs
Goal Development
Treatment Interventions are therapeutic music interventions designed to actively engage people
Ongoing Evaluation of progress through documentation and reassessment
Goals
Physical
Cognitive
Communication
Social
Emotional
Behavioral
Sensory
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