OUR HISTORY

The Center for Music Therapy and Wellness, located at Drury University, is an on-campus music therapy clinic that was founded in 2002 as a private practice and student training facility.

 

OUR CLINIC

Outstanding features of this clinic include both large and small activity rooms with adjoining observation rooms. The clinic has a wide variety of instruments for use in the therapy sessions.

The clinical team is comprised of two full-time music therapists and one contracted music therapist. Each session is led by a board-certified music therapist (MT-BC).

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OUR IMPACT

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Sessions at the Center for Music Therapy and Wellness may also include student music therapists who are working on clinical hours towards completing their bachelor’s degree. Students are supervised by an MT-BC in each session.

 

The music therapists at the clinic serve over 300 clients weekly in both individual and group sessions. A variety of populations served include:

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• Children with Developmental Disabilities

• Children with Learning Disabilities 

• Older Adults 

• Persons with Behavioral Health Needs

• Individuals Recovering from Substance abuse

• Those with Parkinson's Disease

• Those with Alzheimer's Disease

• Homeless Individuals 

• Children Coping with Trauma

• Hospice and Palliative Care

• Veterans

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