Music therapy is widely seen as a safe, effective, fun, and enriching therapeutic option. This is true in many cases. However, like any powerful tool, it carries ethical risks. Understanding how harm can occur and how to prevent it is crucial for both clients and therapists in a music therapy setting or relationship (Murakami, 2021; Gardstrom, 2008). Music Therapy vs. Therapeutic Music It’s important to distinguish between music therapy, a clinical profession led by Certified

In music therapy and counselling, we talk about your experiences, and we help you feel them, process them, and move through them, all in a way that feels safe, creative, and deeply human.

As a potential client, determining if music therapy and counselling is right for you involves considering your specific needs,...

As a music therapist, this is probably the most frequently asked question. One of our pioneering music therapists in Canada, Carolyn...