Music Therapy Services

Music therapy is an evidence-based clinical profession in which a board-certified music therapist addresses specific goals through music. Music therapy can be used to support people of all ages in a wide variety of settings, and can occur in a group or individual setting. For more information about music therapy, check out the American Music Therapy Association. Here are some examples of my past and current work as a board-certified music therapist:

Individual Support for Students with Documented Disabilities

In the public school system, I worked individually with students to address IEP goals.

Group Music Therapy for Adults in Recovery

At the Metro Drug Coalition, I provide FREE weekly music therapy groups (sponsored by Hope in the Hills). I also provide groups for people in treatment programs.

Therapeutic Singing for Parkinson's Patients

As part of the UT Medical Center Cole Center, I provide weekly music therapy groups for individuals living with Parkinson's Disease and their family members.

Group Music Therapy in Memory Care

I provide group music therapy for adults with dementia in residential memory care. Group music therapy emphasizes social interaction and active engagement in music.

Individual Music Therapy in Memory Care

I also offer individual music therapy sessions for adults with dementia in residential memory care. This provides individualized goals and music based on individual preferences and needs.

Music and Wellness Experiences for Children

I have provided both ongoing weekly "Music and Wellness" groups, along with single-time events that provide children with engaging age-appropriate music experiences that focus on social and emotional development.

Music and Wellness Workshops for Adults

I offer "Music and Wellness" workshops for adults that explore ways that music can be used to support health and wellbeing with an evidence-based and trauma-informed approach. These workshops are adapted for specific settings.