We at the Center for Music Therapy desire to provide the best care for our clients. That’s why we offer free screenings to assess your needs and begin moving towards reaching you and/or your loved ones goals!
We at the Center for Music Therapy desire to provide the best care for our clients. That’s why we offer free screenings to assess your needs and begin moving towards reaching you and/or your loved ones goals!
Since 1990 CFMT has provided the best in care. As of Jan 2023 CFMT closed all offices and no longer provides direct care services. Our Founder Hope Young can be booked for speaking engagements and professional trainings. Contact her at: hope@biomedicalmusic.com.
We are grateful to have been at part of your care! Thank you Austin!
Our services are based on the founding principle of gratitude. The Center for Music Therapy was founded in 1990 to make music therapy more accessible. Services are based on the founding principle of gratitude and dedicated to synchronizing the power of music with human potential to change people's lives.
GT3 with MTP Music to Debut in Paris
Movement Tracks Project was just announced a finalist in the SXSW Interactive Innovation Awards!
Check out the latest Movement Tracks Project European Tour visit to Poland!
We are adding a new program for teens called "I Am, My Voice..." in collaboration with Sound Mind Austin! Read more to learn about the new program.
The Center for Music Therapy and Movement Tracks Project were recently featured in an article in the latest issue of the Austin Fit Magazine.
The Movement Tracks Project recently completed their Phase 2 recordings and is headed to NYC to complete edits and mixing.
We provide services for all therapeutic needs. The following individual treatment services are provided by therapists and staff at the Center for Music Therapy, Inc. Services include: music therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, adaptive music lessons/music activity,...
Music is a human phenomenon. It's the only sensory experience that can activate all areas of the brain at the same time simultaneously. This creates powerful new potentials to our clients for the development of new neuropathways. When we discuss brain plasticity theory, it takes extensive and hard work to stimulate and build these pathways, but you get exciting results.
Here you'll read all about the exciting new updates and projects that we're working on, where we are going, and what's next. You'll also learn about the new workshops that we have to offer, such as "Recording Camp Workshop," "Career in Music Therapy Workshop," and "Rock N' Roll Music Therapy Workshop."
— Oliver Sacks, M.D. Professor of Neurology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York / Author of Awakenings