Thrive through the transformative power of music.

Services

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Individual Music Therapy

Music therapy in a one-on-one environment that uses music based interventions to address non-musical goals such as physical, emotional, social, communication, cognitive, and academic skills.

Group Music Therapy

On-site music therapy and music wellness groups facilitated by a board-certified music therapist in residential and day centers for all ages and abilities.

The music therapist Jen, is seated on the floor playing guitar and singing with a group of children.

What to expect?

Starting the music therapy process begins with a referral-indicating interest or sending a recommendation of services to the music therapist. This can be done through communicating via email or phone with the music therapist.

Most commonly the following steps will occur :

  • Consult with a board-certified music therapist (MT-BC)

  • Discuss music therapy treatment options & possible goals

  • Attend an assessment session & receive recommendation for treatment

  • Collaborate with the MT-BC to set personal goals

  • Engage in sessions that include music that is significant to you, through active and/or passive music interventions

  • Develop a therapeutic relationship in sessions & evaluate progress with your MT-BC

Clients Experience:

Humanistic & Trauma-Informed Care

My practice is rooted in safety, autonomy, and respect. Using a trauma-informed and humanistic lens, I meet you exactly where you are, building a supportive partnership that respects your personal boundaries and cultural background.

Evidence-Based & Biopsychosocial Approaches

I look at the whole person-mind, body, and spirit. Combining a master’s level clinical foundation with cognitive-behavioral therapy strategies and developmental research, I design pathways that target functional skill acquisition, self-expression, and emotional catharsis.

Experiential & Adaptive Sessions

Music should be accessible to everyone. Drawing on my unique background in music education and music therapy, I build multi-sensory, playful, and exploratory interventions customized entirely to your unique strengths & goal areas.

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