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​Beyond Traditional Therapies

"Music Speaks Where Words Fail"

Experience a time tested, gentle, and highly effective approach that can greatly enhance your mental and emotional well-being and improve the health and harmony of your entire family.

Welcome to The Center for Music Therapy

Providing music therapy and counseling services for special needs kids and adults.

 

Music Therapy has 80+ years of research to offer! Music therapy has been shown to be effective, and our mission is to help special needs individuals function at school, in their family, and community using music centered, neurological interventions tailored specifically for each client.

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Music Therapy is a relationship built through music and brain research to affect change.

 

State and private insurance accepted.

Music therapy can help to:

  • Increase sensory-motor skills

  • Increase cognitive skills

  • Improve social skills

  • Increase impulse control

  • Improve self-esteem and self-control

  • Improve expressive-receptive language skills

  • Increase problem-solving skills

  • Improve auditory and visual-motor skills

  • Increase ability to identify and communicate feelings appropriately

Important Updates

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Music Therapy Kids Groups

A fun, neurological-evidenced music activity designed to make a difference in child’s life experience. They increase interpersonal and group skills through music making and play.

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Virtual Visits

Music Therapists and counselors are trained in ethics and providing internet-based services using HIPPA compliant tools.

New video about the history of play therapy!

We just finished filming this great introduction to the history of play therapy.

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Kim McMillin

RN, MA, MT-BC, LMHC, LMFT (CO) Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Board Certified Music Therapist

I am passionate about helping others to find the goodness within them and to heal the barriers that prevent them from embracing the light of goodness inside. Each of us comes into this world as a magnificent sun. What often trips us up is that we learn to identify with the clouds — ugly things…

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"Kim combines her talents and years of experience with patience, empathy and cheerfulness. We highly recommend her as a therapist."

Family with a developmentally disabled son - Boulder, Colorado

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