Music & therapy working together
What is music therapy?
According to the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA), Music Therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional.
Music Therapy is an evidence-based practice:
- Research evidence
- Patient Preference
- Clinical experience
Board Certified Music Therapist
Interested in what makes a person board certified to be a music therapist? Here are the requirements and qualifications that our music therapists must complete in order to help our students at BFM.
Goals in Music Therapy
Learn about why we love working with students through music and therapy.
Physical
Gait training, fine motor skills, gross motor skills, pain management, and range of motion.
Social
Expressive communication, receptive communication, peer interaction, and turn taking.
Cognitive
Memory, problem solving, follow directions, sustain attention, and academic skills.
Contact us today for individual or group music therapy
The benefits of music therapy
Settings that benefit
- Preschools
- Elementary Schools
- Junior High Schools
- High Schools
- Nursing Homes
- Assisted Living
- Memory Care
- Mental Health Facilities
- Hospice
- Community Centers
- Group Homes
- Respite Care
- and more!
