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   Certified Therapeutic Musicians are trained to offer music that benefits patients in the realms of comfort, pain management, vitals stabilization, end-of-life transition, and more. They use their training to thoughtfully adjust their style of playing to suit the needs of the patient in each moment.

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     Therapeutic Music is non-prescriptive, does not require...

2. www.nsbtm.org › faqsFAQs - Nsbtm

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   Therapeutic Music is non-prescriptive, does not require active listening or interaction, and requires a certification. A Certified Therapeutic Musician uses the artistic application of the intrinsic elements of live music and sound to provide an environment conducive to the healing process.

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4. www.nsbtm.org › find-a-therapeutic-musicianFind a Therapeutic Musician - Nsbtm

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   FIND A THERAPEUTIC MUSICIAN. The following accredited programs have graduate listings available on their respective websites, which are linked below. Bedside Harp. Clinical Musician Certification Program. Music for Healing and Transition Program. International Harp Therapy Program.

5. therapeuticmusician.org › practitioners › schoolsHome of Therapeutic Musicians

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   The NSBTM provides guidelines for certification to assure the therapeutic musician training programs meet accreditation standards. Practitioners can be found under their respective program from which they graduated.

6. www.mhtp.org › national-standards-board-forNational Standards Board for Therapeutic Musicians — Music ...

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   MHTP is accredited by the National Standards Board for Therapeutic Musicians (NSBTM). The NSBTM was created by leaders in the field of therapeutic music as a governing body to establish, maintain, and promote professional Standards of Practice of programs that train and certify therapeutic musicians.

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7. therapeuticmusician.org › therapeutic-benefitsTherapeutic Benefits

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   Professionally trained Certified Therapeutic Musicians working at hospitals, nursing homes, private homes. Soothing music for comfort and peace. Institute for Healing through Sound & Music

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   What is a therapeutic musician?

   • The practice of the therapeutic musician is to use the intrinsic healing elements of live music and sound to provide an environment conducive to the human healing process. The practice of a therapeutic musician is not to be confused with the practice of a music therapist. This page contains more information on Music Therapy.

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   What does a certified music therapist do?

   • Certified music therapists work with patients through programs that may include both listening to and playing music. They use music to help improve various aspects of health and well-being.

   The Healing Power of Music for Hospital Patients - Spectrio

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   Do music therapists have to be board certified?

   • Some states mandate music therapists to be board certified through the Certification Board for Music Therapists (CBMT) — a national organization that certifies music therapists in all 50 states. Employers in other states may prefer board certification, even if it isn't mandatory.

   How to Become a Music Therapist | GCU Blog - Grand Canyon University

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   What is a certified therapeutic musician?

   • Certified therapeutic musicians have the qualifications to play for patients in ICU, CCU, NICU, ER, Post-op, oncology, and general care. Their work is considered a 'passive' therapy, meaning no interaction is required or solicited from the patient.

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   What is a certified music therapist (MTA)?

   • Music therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals. The Music Therapists Association of Canada (MTAC) is a federally incorporated, self-regulated non-profit professional association that aims to create strong certified music therapists (MTAs) and bring awareness about professional music therapy services throughout Canada.

   Music 2MT3 Midterm Flashcards | Quizlet

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   How many CEUs does a therapeutic music practitioner have?

   • Certified therapeutic music practitioners are found in the US and internationally and are required to earn 40 CEUs during a 4-year period starting from when they graduated. The number of continuing education credits is in accordance with the standards specified by the NSBTM.

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9. therapeuticmusician.orgInstitute for Healing through Sound & Music - Therapeutic Music

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   It promotes the profession of certified sound and music practitioners who offer live therapeutic sound and music for people of all ages experiencing stress, physical or mental illness, and those who are dying or bereaved.