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Durham Music Therapy
Music Therapy and Psychotherapy Services
Durham Music Therapy
Music Therapy and Psychotherapy Services
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Covid-19 update
We offer virtual Psychotherapy programming. Engage in sessions from the comfort of your own home.
What We do
What We do
At Durham Music Therapy, we provide in house therapeutic programming to facilities, hospitals, long term care facilities and group homes. Through Music Therapy we can provide a powerful tool for improving socialization, fine and gross motor skills, memory recall and mood stabilization.
Durham Music Therapy is uniquely qualified to deliver Psychotherapy to clients that struggle to communicate and connect. We can travel into facilities to service psychotherapy clients 1:1. If you have a loved one living in institutional care that requires therapy, please reach out.
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Music in an emotional thing. Music is an intellectual thing. Music is a physical thing. Music is a social thing. At its best, music is a spiritual thing. I have just defined a human being. - Dr Glenn Mallory
Erin Clark Registered Psychotherapist(RP), Credentialed Music Therapist, Music Therapist Accredited(MTA)
Erin Clark Registered Psychotherapist(RP), Credentialed Music Therapist, Music Therapist Accredited(MTA)
Erin Clark is the owner and operator of Durham Music Therapy. Erin has been working as an accredited Music Therapist since June 2007 and as a Registered Psychotherapist since June 2017. Erin is a singer/song writer who also plays guitar, dabbles in Reiki and composes meditation music. Erin has held many volunteer roles for the Canadian Association for Music Therapists, most recently as the team lead for the National Mental Health Task Force. Erin is an official "in house" workshop facilitator for the Ontario Music Therapy Academy. Erin specializes in working with individuals living in Long Term Care, those experiencing mental health issues or trauma and individuals with acquired brain injuries.