In music therapy, we get a bachelors degree in music therapy, complete 1200 clinical hours, complete a 6 month full-time (often unpaid) internship, and pass a board-certification exam. THEN we also have continuing education requirements that we need to meet every 5 years. 📚

Guitar is not our primary focus as music therapists. Our clients are our primary focus in music therapy. We learn functional skills on guitar like playing chords, progressions, etc. to address treatment goals. Then we learn therapy skills, have practica in the field, and are music students, which is one of the busiest degrees out there (ensembles, lessons, performances, practice, etc.) 📚

So, if you are a music therapy student or music therapist that wants to grow your guitar skills, then this FREE content is for you, and your opportunity to learn skills that transfer to everything related to playing guitar! 🙌🏼

Do you practice guitar for growth regularly?

Happy riffing! 🎸