Services Offered

Individual Music Therapy

All ages & abilities can succeed in music therapy!

  • Stroke
  • Anxiety/depression
  • Mental health
  • Parent/Infant bonding
  • Autism
  • Parkinson’s disease
  • Dementia 
  • Hospice
  • Pain management
  • Respiratory support
  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)/Concussion
  • Early Intervention

Group Music Therapy

Bloomsburg Music Therapy comes to you!

  • Music-based social support groups for individuals with dementia
  • Small groups for early childhood development
  • Parkinson’s therapeutic singing group
  • Drug & alcohol group experiences for partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment
  • Inpatient psychiatric

Presentations

Team building, support groups, special events

  • Hands-on music experiences
  • Tips for using music to improve health and wellness
  • Staff development activities

What is Music Therapy?

“Music Therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed an approved music therapy program.”   – American Music Therapy Association 

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  • Music Therapy for Respiratory Support
    Photo by Victoria Borodinova on Pexels.com Music therapy can be an excellent complement to standard pulmonary rehabilitation, and has been found to be especially valuable for its ability to address emotional support and overall wellness. Therapeutic singing makes practicing diaphragmatic breathing enjoyable, helping to pass the time more quickly and encouraging treatment adherence. Likewise, using … Read more
  • From Mood to Motor: using music therapy to prolong wellness for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease
    Current research provides a strong argument for including music therapy (from Parkinson's choirs to gait rehabilitation) as standard treatment protocol for a variety of Parkinson's symptoms. Although researchers are just beginning to develop an understanding of the neural mechanisms responsible for improving symptoms of Parkinson's, we have compelling evidence for the power of music in … Read more