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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
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All Ages
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Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities
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Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, and Learning Delays
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Neurological Disorders
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Physical Disabilities
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Rehabilitation
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Alzheimer's and Age Related Conditions
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Mental Health and Psychological Disorders
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Substance Abuse
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Medical Needs
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Preventative Care
Treatment
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Assessment of strengths and needs
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Goal Development
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Treatment Interventions are therapeutic music interventions designed to actively engage people
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Ongoing Evaluation of progress through documentation and reassessment
Goals
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​Physical
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Cognitive
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Communication
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Social
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Emotional
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Behavioral
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Sensory
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