OUR MISSION
To empower individuals to use music to connect with themselves, others, & the world around them in moving towards wellness.
Soul Search Records’ clinical music therapy program offers life-fulfilling and enriching experiences drawn from evidence-based practice. Our clinical program provides clients with opportunities that afford them the ability to transform their lives through the creative process of performing, listening to, discussing, and composing music within the context of the therapeutic relationship. Clients do not need to be musicians in order to take part in music therapy; anyone can access music in their own way and find their own voice.
Through the creative process, clients are able to gain important insights into their well-being, work through trauma, develop healthy coping skills, improve social skills, and more! |
Clients will work with a Board-Certified Music Therapist (MT-BC) who will assess the core needs of each client and engage them with meaningful experiences that empower them to achieve their goals within and beyond music. Our MT-BCs draw upon clinical, evidence-based research to guide each music therapy experience.
Our MT-BCs have a minimum of a bachelor's degree in Music Therapy from an accredited institution, have completed a minimum of 1,200 hours of supervised clinical training, and have passed the CBMT board certification exam. 
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Goal areas include, but are not limited to:
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The music therapy program at Soul Search Records is expanding our horizons and offers a variety of music and art-based programs that support the necessary life goals of individuals, groups, and families within the community. Additionally, our recording studio is fully equipped with a variety of instruments and digital software applications for clients to use within our program. Our services include:
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The music therapist within our program has experience providing opportunities within music to various clinical populations including individuals and groups with: Depression, Anxiety, & Mood disorders; Parkinson's disease; Autism Spectrum Disorder; Developmental Disabilities, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder; Cerebral Palsy; Alzheimer's disease; PTSD; Substance Use Disorder; bereavement, and more. This music therapist has experience in early childhood development; prenatal, perinatal, and postpartum settings; Parkinson's support groups; oncology; memory care facilities; refugee support groups; and residential medical settings, among others.
Want to bring music therapy to your facility or school? Please contact us via phone: (973) 588-5557 ext. 2, or via email: maryrosen@soulsearchrecords.com
To learn more about music therapy, visit www.musictherapy.org
To learn more about music therapy, visit www.musictherapy.org