Center for Music Therapy and Wellness, LLC

10/23/2026

10/16/2026

Our clinic provides Music Therapy services to people in every stage of life!
👶 Infants and toddlers: providing developmental growth AND MORE
🧒 Children and teens: promoting language, social, behavioral, and cognitive skills AND MORE
🧑 Adults: providing mental health services, aiding in quality of life, promoting rehabilitation AND MORE
👵 Older Adults: promoting skill maintenance, quality of life, opportunities for socialization and support AND MORE

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10/09/2026

❓️Did you know that the goals, training, and approaches of music therapists and music teachers are distinctly different? Want to learn more about how these important professions differ from one another, check out our “Music Therapy Spotlight” article from our March/April 2026 newsletter: https://bit.ly/4dOqgIr

10/06/2026

The Center for Music Therapy and Wellness, located at Drury University, is an on-campus music therapy clinic that was founded in 2002 as a private practice and student training facility. Each week, our therapists provide music therapy services to around 300 clients in the Ozarks. That’s over 15,000 people a year and over 370,000 since our beginning! Our clinic has had two different on-campus locations, our current one being in Springfield Hall. We are thankful for our clients, the many therapists and staff members that have shaped our practice, our partnership with Drury, and YOU–the community in the Ozarks who keeps cheering us on in what we do! Thank you for your continued support!

Two photos from: https://bit.ly/3RALd2j

09/22/2026

The American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) is a non-profit organization who works to “advance public awareness of the benefits of music therapy and increase access to quality music therapy services in a rapidly changing world.” AMTA is a wonderful resource for the public, but also to music therapists working in the field, offering access to research, conferences, and other professional growth services. Looking for a music therapist near you? Want to learn more about music therapy? Interested in a career in music therapy, check out AMTA at https://bit.ly/4dTA3gJ!

09/18/2026

The third week of September is dedicated to honor therapists providing rehabilitation services and the resilient patients who receive these services. Did you know that music therapists provide rehabilitative treatment? Either working independently or through co-treatment, music therapists use music as a tool to help people improve their sensorimotor, speech, and cognitive skills. Thank your therapists below––whether that be a music therapist, a speech therapist, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist or some other healthcare professional who has helped you reach your goals!

09/15/2026

🎉 💪Cheer on Don as he keeps rebuilding upper-body strength after a stroke!💪 🎉

09/11/2026

Honoring the heroes and lives lost on 9/11 — we will never forget. 🇺🇸 Thank you to our first responders who face so many difficult moments so we don't have to.

09/04/2026

An "oldie" but a "goodie"! ☺️ Watch former Drury University student music therapist, Logan, lead our Parkinson's music therapy group in some great exercise! We miss our former students and several clients in this video who have passed away. We are thankful for these videos that capture great memories. ❤️