Music Psychotherapy
gives us the opportunity to connect more deeply to ourselves and each other. Using a range of techniques, music can provide a safe space to explore difficult emotions, create another layer of communication, and motivate development — psychologically, physically, and spiritually.
Practice
My private practice focuses on developing awareness and understanding of thought patterns that can impact the grief and anxiety we carry daily. I am a trauma-informed therapist and have completed a post-masters certificate in the Arts and Trauma Treatment through the Kint Institute.
At the Nordoff-Robbins Center, I work with typical and neurodiverse clients in individual and group settings and design specialized, long-term goals for each client using musical interaction.
As a trainee in Analytical Music Therapy, I believe that music combined with verbal expression can unlock our unconscious and transform thought processes into healthy frameworks.
Engagement and Projects
I create projects using music to foster creativity, enhance relationships, and empower communities, particularly those affected by grief and domestic violence.
Questions?
If you’d like to know more or are interested in booking a session, please get in touch!