Core Music Therapy

Music & Sound for Body, Mind and Soul

At the foundation of my practice is the strong belief that at the core of every person is boundless potential. Everyone is affected by music in a way that is unique to them. The smallest response or change could be someones greatest expression and that is what drives me in my business each day.

Since 2015, Core Music Therapy strives to provide professional and intuitive music therapy services to multiple populations throughout Calgary.

Music Therapy is an established healthcare profession that uses music as a therapeutic means to address cognitive, emotional, physical, social and spiritual needs. Music therapy is delivered by an accredited music therapist with the goal of improving quality of life for those who are well and to meet the needs of those living with disabilities or illnesses.

What does a music therapist do?

A music therapist’s clinical work involves delivering an assessment of the client through medical or educational records, speaking with family or guardians, and observing client responses to music. The therapist then creates a treatment program that is specific to the client’s needs and responses. After implementing the program for a period of time, the therapist must then evaluate whether the treatment program may be modified or changed at this point if needed. The treatment program ends when the client has met their specific goals, they are discharged from an institution, or music therapy is no longer of benefit to the client

Holistic Approach

Focusing on the whole person through creative expression

Personalized Plans

Customized sessions designed for individual growth and

Inclusive Environment

A welcoming space for students of all abilities

What is Music Therapy?

Who is Music Therapy For?

Music therapy is for everyone.

It has been proven in institutional, community and private practice settings to enhance the well-being of multiple populations.

  • Acquired Brain Injury

  • Autism and other Pervasive Development Disabilities

  • Critical Care

  • Developmental Disabilities

  • Emotional Traumas

  • Geriatric Care

  • Hearing Impairments

  • Mental Health

  • Neonatal Care

  • Obstetrics

  • Oncology

  • Pain Control

  • Palliative Care

  • Personal Growth

  • Differently Abled

  • Speak and Language Impairment

  • Substance Abuse

  • Victims of Abuse

  • Visual Impairments

  • Youth at Risk