One thing that I have always loved about being a music therapist is the way I get to blend many of my skills together.  I am a musician. I blend both technique and precision with self-expression and creativity. I am flexible, adaptable and often play in collaboration with others (hello orchestra people!) I am a therapist. I care for people, and can understand their needs through assessment. I can listen, engage, guide and support.  I am an allied health professional. I work i

In music therapy, accessibility is essential. Every client should have the opportunity to participate in music-making, regardless of physical, sensory, or cognitive ability. Adaptive instruments make that possible. These tools and modifications expand how clients can engage in musical experiences, supporting clinical goals through active participation. What Are Adaptive Instruments? Adaptive instruments are musical tools designed or modified to meet individual needs. They all

In our work as music therapists, we interact with individuals of all ages and abilities. It is important to consider the different ways...

Have you ever considered integrating nature into your music therapy practice? A recent study published in The Arts in Psychotherapy found...

Many music therapists travel to their clients rather than holding sessions in a brick-and-mortar space; and the drive-time adds up! So...