Music Therapy.

[racheller barnas]

Every music therapy session is different because the therapist responds in a unique way to the person’s needs and creative direction. Most music therapy sessions consist of live musical engagement through the instrument and vocal performance, musical improvisation, moving to music, music composition, and/ or passive music listening. Often Music Therapy goals are non-musical in nature. Visit this site if you are interested to get music therapy. https://www.thehouseofmusictherapy.com/

[Markus Faller]

Christina Tourin has an interesting home page about harp and therapy:

http://www.harptherapyinternational.com

and there are courses to learn to play therapeutic:

https://www.playharp.com