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Music has a unique power to engage children at multiple levels, making it a particularly effective approach for those with a variety of developmental challenges. Group music therapy, specifically, offers the added benefit of promoting teamwork, peer interaction, and a sense of belonging, which are critical elements in early developmental stages.
Incorporating this therapeutic modality into our program will not only enhance individual progress but also build a supportive, dynamic environment where children can thrive both independently and within a group setting. This proposal outlines the objectives, potential benefits, and practical steps for integrating group music therapy into our existing framework, ensuring that we continue to provide the best possible care and support for the children we serve.
Ashley is a board-certified Music Therapist with a Bachelor of Music in Voice. She completed her internship at The Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, specializing in neonatal care, oncology, and ICU department.
Her three (3) year experience includes working with Autistic individuals, individuals with special needs, and older adults in mental health and dementia care.
Ashley Jinivon, MT-BC
Board Certified Music Therapist
MT-BC (USA), Neurology Music Therapist | NMT, (USA)
Equivalency Certificate in Music Therapy,
St. Mary of the Woods College
A type of therapy (similar to speech therapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, and psychotherapy)
Uses musical interventions like singing, playing instruments, listening to music, and songwriting
To achieve specific goals such as speech, emotional, physical, social, and more
Individuals of ALL AGES and ALL DIAGNOSES may benefit
Must be facilitated by a Board-certified Music Therapist