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    Music Therapy is intentional use of music to promote and support well-being of people. Music Therapy addresses complex bio-psycho-social factors contributing to people’s social, emotional, cognitive, and physical wellness and development.
     
    Music Therapy can benefit people of all ages.

Music Therapy can support children and adults in their life process.
     
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  My aim as a music therapist is to enrich quality of life of each individual, to meet emotional sides of people and to support growth and development.I provide Music Therapy for people living in Vancouver and Lower Mainland area.
     
   

 

Music Services for Adults

Open Groups
Closed Groups with a Specific Purpose and Focus


MT for Independent People
MT for Palliative Clients
MT for People with Dementia
MT for People with Parkinson’s and after Stroke
Music Therapy in combination with Physiotherapy
Live Cello Music

Music Therapy for Children
      Activities and interventions will depend on children’s age,
      abilities, needs,interests

I offer Group and Individual Music Therapy Sessions

Some activities examples

     
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Music Services for Adults

Open Groups
• Music during tea time to support social interactions and positive
experience

Closed Groups with a Specific Purpose and Focus  

MT for Independent People

• Music, imagery, and poetry
• Classical music listening and discussion
• Music and relaxation
• Active music making
• Music making for musicians in the past
• Choir and bell-choir (created by Kristine Theurer, MTA)
• Hymn singing groups
• Spiritual Music Therapy for Elderly (created by Kevin Kirkland,
MA and Howard McIlveen, Certified Chaplain)

MT for Palliative Clients

• Music and meditation
• Music and relaxation
• Music and life review

MT for People with Dementia

• Focus on maintaining physical and cognitive functioning
      Music and Movements
      Music and Breathing
      Singing and Cognitive Stimulation

• Addressing emotional and social areas
• Individualized approach

MT for People with Parkinson’s  and after Stroke

• Focus on restoring/ maintaining speech
• Restoring physical abilities
• Addressing emotional needs

Music Therapy in combination with Physiotherapy

• Strong rhythm can motivate and help people to move in a more
organized way

• Live music is important for increased flexibility and adaptability to
match and guide movements of the client.

• Music may provide a distraction from the pain and discomfort

• Music Therapy alone or in combination with Physiotherapy can help to
      - maintain joint and muscle function
      - increase fine and gross motor coordination and control
      - increase muscle strength
      - increase range of motion
      - improve cardiopulmonary and respiratory functioning

Live Cello Music (for healing and experience of beauty)
- Cello sound has soft medium timber
- The sound of cello is warm and reassuaring
- Vibration of the strings can have strong effect on the whole body
- The sound of cello can help to relax, reflect, enjoy and experience comfort

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Music Therapy for Children
   

Music Therapy can be beneficial for any child:

- Typical healthy children
- Autism
- Mentally challenged
- PTSD
- Developmental delay
- Angelman’s syndrome
- Cerebral Palsy
- Learning disability
- Emotionally fragile
- Children with other needs

Music Therapy can help promote development in all areas:
- Cognitive (improve memory, discriminate sounds, develop creativity)

- Physical (improve physical abilities and speech)

- Emotional (enjoy exploring instruments, express self)

- Social (learn social skills through playing with others)

Activities will depend on children’s age, abilities, needs, interests

 I offer Group and Individual Music Therapy Sessions

Some activities include:

• Instruments exploration
      Piano, guitar, cello, autoharp, xylophones, drums,
      maracas, tambourines and many more

• Free improvisation
• Singing and voice exploration
• Singing to facilitate speech, articulation, pronunciation
• Singing to increase memory abilities
• Song composing
• Music and Movements
• Playing in the band

• Other activities to meet specific goals

tree1   Music therapy is art that supports person’s growth and development and assists each individual in self- actualization…