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Music Therapy

  • American Music Therapy Association - AMTA was founded in 1998, its purpose is the progressive development of the therapeutic use of music in rehabilitation, special education, and community settings.
  • Coast Music Therapy - Music therapy is a professional health discipline that uses music as a therapeutic stimulus to achieve non-musical treatment goals. Research documents that many children with special needs exhibit a high level of preference for music and show processing capabilities for musical stimuli that support deficits in related non-music areas. In this way, music can be used as a motivator and alternate learning avenue for select skills that may be more difficult for an individual to achieve using typical non-music instructional approaches.  Music-based approaches used by music therapists include singing, rhythm activities, movement, and instrument playing designed to target developmental or educational goals. Services include direct therapy or consultation. Visit www.coastmusictherapy.com for more information.
  • Rocky Mountain Therapy Connections - We are a music therapy agency based in Denver, Colorado. Our therapists work with children and adults with a variety of disabilites (including William's syndrome).

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