About Us
Our clinical work is of the utmost importance.
TBIMT's mission is to provide music therapy services in medical and educational settings,
tailoring programs and plans of care to meet the specific needs of our clients
with the utmost compassion and respect.
Clients we currently serve include Concordia Village, NeuroInternational, Neuro Community Care,
BayCare/Morton Plant North Bay Behavioral Health Hospital, Bridging Freedom,
Jaime's Adult Day Center, Neuro-Rehab Management, RoseCastle at Delaney Creek,
Promise Point at Tampa Oaks, The Legacy at Highwood Preserve, Guardian Haven Academy,
The Bristol at Tampa, and BayCare/St. Joseph's Children's Hospital.
TBIMT's mission is to provide music therapy services in medical and educational settings,
tailoring programs and plans of care to meet the specific needs of our clients
with the utmost compassion and respect.
Clients we currently serve include Concordia Village, NeuroInternational, Neuro Community Care,
BayCare/Morton Plant North Bay Behavioral Health Hospital, Bridging Freedom,
Jaime's Adult Day Center, Neuro-Rehab Management, RoseCastle at Delaney Creek,
Promise Point at Tampa Oaks, The Legacy at Highwood Preserve, Guardian Haven Academy,
The Bristol at Tampa, and BayCare/St. Joseph's Children's Hospital.
Information on the Music Therapy Profession
Music Therapy is a clinical and evidence-based health profession in which
a Music Therapist-Board Certified (credentialed MT-BC) uses music interventions to accomplish individualized goals
within a therapeutic relationship to address physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs of individuals
(AMTA, 2016; www.musictherapy.org).
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Professional PublicationsMusic therapists have two peer-reviewed, empirical research journals that are published by Oxford University Press (http://global.oup.com/?cc=us). They are the
Other publications include Imagine magazine and AMTA’s quarterly newsletter Music Therapy Matters. AMTA and CBMT jointly publish the Music Therapy Scope of Practice (2015), and AMTA also publishes the Standards of Practice, Code of Ethics, Professional Competencies, and Standards for Education and Clinical Training. |