Welcome to this week's episode of the Nashville Women's Health Podcast!  I hope you all have enjoyed your weekend and thank you for tuning in!  This week,  I am joined by Allison Rogers of Music and Miracles. Allison is a Board-Certified Music Therapist with a passion for helping others through music making. She graduated summa cum laude from Texas Woman’s University in August 2017 where she received a Bachelor of Science in Music Therapy. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Music Therapy and LPC at Temple University.

Allyson completed her clinical internship at Denton Independent School District in June 2017 where she received extensive training in working with varying physical, mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders. Following completion of the internship, she began working with the Starcatchers program at North Texas Performing Arts teaching adapted voice, guitar, piano, bass and drum lessons to children/adolescents with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Allyson has experience with various age ranges and populations including adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, special education (preschool through transition), in- home therapy, medical music therapy, and community music therapy.

Topics discussed:

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• Exactly what is music therapy and how does it meet the needs of Allison's patients
  
• Allison's work with patient's going through infertility
  
• How the music is chosen for music therapy
  
• The emotional impact music can have on our memories
  

Reach out to Allison:

Via Instagram: @mandmtherapy

Via website: https://mandmtherapy.com/