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What to Expect

You do not need any musical skill in order to participate in music therapy. There are many activities that can take place in a music therapy session. Depending on the patient’s need, sessions can include:

  • Music listening/song sharing
  • Music-based discussion
  • Instrument playing
  • Singing
  • Song writing
  • Guided relaxation with music
  • Music-based play
  • Recording/mixing music tracks
  • Therapeutic instrumental tuition
  • Improvisation
  • Rehabilitation exercises

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