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There are several ways to find a certified music therapist in your area to hire for service or have someone come and speak to your group about music therapy. Please email info@mtabc.com if you would like a certified music therapist to contact you directly, or you may like to connect with one of the certified music therapists listed on our Find ...
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Music therapy is the skillful use of music and musical elements by a certified music therapist (MTA – Music Therapist Accredited) to promote, maintain, and restore mental, physical, emotional and spiritual health for persons of all ages, abilities and musical backgrounds. Music therapy programs can occur in group, family or individual settings.
• Promote wellness • Manage stress • Alleviate pain • Enhance memory • Improve communication • Provide unique opportunities for interaction • Provide physical and emotional stimulation • Promote emotional expression • Alleviate depression • Develop talents and/or musical skills Who can participate? • Any age • Any ability • No musical experience is...
• Music is accessible to everyone • Residents can engage in their own way – passive listening to active participation • Music therapy addresses specific goals • Can be individualized to each individual Certified music therapists assess the strengths and needs of each individual, develop a treatment plan with goals and objectives, and then provide t...
Upon admission to an Eastern Health facility a referral for the provision of music therapy services can be completed. Referrals to music therapy can be submitted by the resident, family members, nursing, allied health clinician, physicians or other Eastern Health clinicians. Completed referrals are to be forwarded to music therapy services at the a...
An individual must be a certified music therapist (MTA) or in the process of becoming accredited in accordance with the Canadian Association for Music Therapy (CAMT). Individuals must continue to be a CAMT member in good standing, maintaining yearly membership and CAMT credentials every five years through CAMT continuing education process.
Pleasant View Towers: 709-752-6640 Saint Luke’s Homes: 709-752-8912 St. Patrick’s Mercy Home: 709-752-8737 Music therapy is not available at all long-term care sites.
Group music therapy sessions offer individuals a space to come together and connect with others and a music therapist through music. By working together, a group session can effectively focus on individual goals as well as highlight group social and communication goals and objectives. Group music therapy sessions are a great opportunity for ...
James Brown, MA, MTA is a certified music therapist with experience practicing in long term care, group homes, adult mental health, and with disabled and neurodivergent individuals. James emphasizes a community oriented approach to music therapy and hopes for clients to find a sense of belonging.
To request an assessment or for more information, please call 416-535-0200 or email info@musictherapytrust.ca. Music therapy saved my life — physically and spiritually. It all started for me when I was in kindergarten. I went from a wheelchair to a walker to crutches and learned how to walk because of music therapy.
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In music therapy sessions, you’ll explore personalized techniques tailored to your needs and goals. Your Certified Music Therapist may use music listening for relaxation, playing instruments to enhance focus, or creating music for self-expression. Each session offers a safe space to connect with yourself through music.
