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Telehealth music therapy services and virtual online music lessons and classes are now available! |
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Music therapy sessions may include:
AR Music Therapy serves individuals with, but not limited to:
About Sessions:
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Consultation, Presentations & Workshops at your site or online.
AR Music Therapy offers consulting for:
- parents and caregivers who would like to be more educated about how they can use music to help those they care for
- staff of healthcare, schools and other facilities who would like be more educated about how they can help those they work with
- teams who need help being unified and bringing their best selves to their clients
Are you interested in a workshop/presentation for a support group, parent organization or advisory council? Or maybe a staff development event, in-service or other educational opportunity?
Presentations and demonstrations can be given to a variety of audiences including healthcare organizations, parent groups, community organizations, educators, students interested in learning about the field of music therapy, wellness groups, and more. Contact us to discuss how we can help you or your organization learn more about music therapy.
Presentations and demonstrations can be given to a variety of audiences including healthcare organizations, parent groups, community organizations, educators, students interested in learning about the field of music therapy, wellness groups, and more. Contact us to discuss how we can help you or your organization learn more about music therapy.
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What Is the Difference Between Music Therapy and Music Lessons/Classes?
In Music Therapy:
- The focus is on well-being.
- During the session, the music therapist facilitates music interventions in order to address the client's goals and objectives.
- After the session, the music therapist documents client progress.
In Lessons:
- The focus is on developing musical skills and learning how to play an instrument.
- During the lesson, the instructor reviews old pieces, provides feedback, and introduces new pieces/concepts
In Music Classes:
Individualized music classes can also be designed based on interests or for those who wish to explore or learn more about a specific kind of music, history, composition, recording, or participate in recreational music-making.
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I want to use music to achieve specific non-music goals
(improve speech, promote or maintain physical healing, etc) 
Music Therapy |
I want to learn to play music or use music to enrich my life
(Learn note reading, learn to play music, engage in a positive music experience, etc) 
Music Lessons or Classes |
Is 1:1 or Group Therapy Better for Me?
1:1 Music Therapy:
Group Music Therapy:
1:1 Music Therapy:
- is tailored to the individual client's strengths, needs, and preferences.
- does not necessarily provide opportunities to work on social goals and objectives with peers.
- is appropriate for clients who are not ready for group music therapy (ex. clients who are uncomfortable in group settings or clients who exhibit aggressive or disruptive behaviors).
- usually costs more per client than group music therapy.
Group Music Therapy:
- is tailored to the group's strengths, needs, and preferences.
- does not provide as much individualized attention as 1:1 music therapy.
- is especially appropriate for clients with social goals and objectives.
- usually costs less per client than 1:1 music therapy.