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Music Therapy

What Is Music Therapy?

Music Therapy is used to improve and enhance the cognitive, physical, social, and emotional well-being of individuals of all ages by setting specific goals that can be reached through the creative process. Clinical and evidence-based, this program relies on the use of music interventions in a therapeutic relationship with a credentialed professional. 

Music therapy has proven effective for many different types of disabilities and challenges, even in those who are resistive to traditional treatment approaches.

 

Music Therapy intervention can be designed to: 

  • Promote Wellness
  • Manage Stress
  • Alleviate Pain
  • Enhance Memory
  • Improve Communication
  • Promote Physical Rehabilitation

PMAC's Resident Music Therapist

PMAC’s certified music therapist Ginna Macdonald welcomes students of all ages and abilities and works with them to establish and meet goals, while encouraging self-expression and creative development. Music therapy has proven effective for many different types of disabilities and challenges, even in those who are resistive to traditional treatment approaches.

Rates

Private music therapy sessions are offered weekly for a 17-week semester. Students can start at any time and the semester will be pro-rated.

 

2024-25 Rate: 

30-MINUTE LESSONS: $55/lesson

New Clients/6-Week Trial

New clients start with a six-week trial of 30-minute sessions. New clients may start a trial at any time during the year. After the trial period, clients may continue lessons with their instructor, paying tuition prorated for the remainder of the semester.

 

MUSIC THERAPY 6-WEEK TRIAL | $330 | 30-minute sessions

Registering

Because our Music Therapy program is customized around each student’s individual needs, new and returning students should register by contacting the PMAC office at 603-431-4278, or clicking the inquiry button below.