Musical 'I Spy' has become one of the most popular listening worksheets that I use in my music therapy sessions. It's a helpful visual aid that can increase a client's engagement, attention to task, comprehension, communication, and more!

We love fall-themed music! Even though we don't get to experience the fall weather as much down here in South Texas, our clients still enjoy singing and listening to songs about Otoño (Autumn). Here is a list of our favorite songs for Autumn in Spanish that can be used in music therapy sessions.

Today, we're going to share three fun ways to use music therapy infographics and advocate for your program! These are approaches that have helped us over the last few years. Whether you're in private practice or working in a healthcare setting with other professionals, we hope that these tips will help increase awareness for the awesome work you're doing.

One of the questions we get a lot from our incoming students is “How can I prepare for this internship?” There are so many different ways to generally prepare for internship, but there’s also a couple things that are specific to our program here. If you’ve already been accepted or you’re thinking about applying, here are some helpful tips and things to consider.

Throughout this pandemic, it's evident that we are all missing one of the most fundamental aspects of our lives: social interaction. Human connections form the basis for who we are and how we cope with every day stressors, but what happens when we can't connect? Most of us have spent the last few months cooped up in our homes. Therapists have seen an overall reductions in their caseloads, and clients have missed out on important treatment in order to minimize or reduce the risk of exposure to COVID-19. Despite the uncertainty that fills the world, there is one thing I know to be certain: I'm so grateful for tele-music therapy.

Music therapy is an allied health profession that uses music as a vehicle to address physical, social, cognitive, and psychological goals.

For decades, certified music therapists have been impacting the lives of many across the globe. From the NICU to end of life care, music therapists create individualized treatment plans to help client's improve various aspects their everyday lives.

Music therapists are board certified clinicians who have met the requirements established by the American Music Therapy Association.