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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

No.  Since music stimulates the entire brain, almost everyone responds to music in some way.  It is not necessary to read music, play an instrument, or have any formal musical training to participate & benefit from music therapy.

Music therapy sessions are tailored to the participants' needs & preferences.  A Music Therapist will use live, client-preferred music to encourage the most response & create meaningful sessions.

Individual sessions are weekly for 30 or 45 minutes each.  Group sessions are 45 to 60 minutes each & can be weekly, bi-monthly, or monthly, depending on the needs and schedule of the organizations or communities being served.

No.  Only a board certified Music Therapist can provide music therapy.  Music therapy is a clinical specialty that requires formal training in music, medicine, psychology, assessment, & the therapeutic application of music & its elements to reach a desired outcome.

CAN ANYBODY WHO SINGS OR PLAYS AN INSTRUMENT PROVIDE MUSIC THERAPY?

DO I NEED TO HAVE MUSICAL EXPERIENCE OR SKILL TO PARTICIPATE?
 

WHAT KIND OF MUSIC DO YOU USE?

HOW LONG DOES EACH THERAPY SESSION LAST?

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