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Explore Personal Therapy through the Use of Music
Explore Personal Therapy through the Use of Music
Developed by Dr. Diane Austin, vocal psychotherapy is an advanced model of music psychotherapy that can deepen the therapy process with a focus on our natural sounds, vocal improvisation, the breath, the mind/body connection, songs, and dialogue to promote interpersonal growth and change.
Through music, clients can access and express emotions that are difficult to process verbally, including feelings that may be related to early trauma. Different music interventions can help clients release a variety of feelings, often leading to an emotional catharsis. Music can be a great “holding environment” for the expression of emotions.
Music can awaken memories, stimulate cognition and help clients feel empowered while coping with a loss of functioning.
Often times family members are surprised by their loved ones ability to remember lyrics, hum along to tunes, tap out a rhythm on the drum or move along to the music.
Whether in-office or through remote sessions, I offer personalized therapy integrating music and verbal techniques. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Creative Arts Therapist, I specialize in Dr. Diane Austin’s Vocal Psychotherapy model, where the voice becomes a powerful tool for deep emotional exploration.
My specialties include:
I also work with music therapy professionals and students interested in exploring music in their own personal therapy.
As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Allison Reynolds accepts most “out-of network” insurance plans and provides guidance in navigating individual insurances.