Music therapists provide services for adults & children with psychiatric disorders, cognitive and developmental disabilities, speech and hearing impairments, physical disabilities, and neurological impairments, among others. Music therapists are employed in many different settings including general and psychiatric hospitals, community mental health agencies, rehabilitation centers, day care facilities, nursing homes, schools and private practice. Recorded at the AMTA 2021 Annual Conference.Ī Career in Music Therapy offers challenge, opportunity, and distinctive rewards to those interested in working with people of all ages with various disabilities.
Insight into the Music Therapy ProfessionĪn introduction to the profession of music therapy from an expert panel of music therapy educators, clinicians, and students.
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High School Students and Others Considering Entering the Music Therapy Professionĭownload this introduction booklet and explore the music therapy profession / learn how to become a music therapist. Click here to find schools that offer music therapy degree programs. Education Requirements for Music Therapy: Jane Creagan answers questions about how to become a music therapist. Career Options: Listen to AMTA's Director of Professional Programs, Jane Creagan, MME, MT-BC, in a discussion with a student who is considering a career in music therapy. For a current list of schools offering degrees in music therapy, go to our online directory and search under member type for "AMTA-approved Schools". The Career in Music Therapy Brochure : Download and print our tri-fold Career in Music Therapy brochure.
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