As of January 25, 2010, ACTWC now offers music therapy services! Look and listen for updates on summer camps and additional groups. We are now receiving referrals for individual and group sessions. Call our office at (919)844-6611 for more information.
OUR MISSION AND VISION
The Carolina Center for Music Therapy, LLC, seeks to provide music therapy services of the highest quality to children and adults with special needs in the Triangle community.
To carry out this mission, the Carolina Center for Music Therapy, LLC, will:
Ø Recognize of the role of music as a force of change in individuals, groups, and the community.
Ø Attract the best qualified music therapists that are talented and innovative.
Ø Commit to lasting relationships with its clients and patients.
Ø Engage in collaborative and interdisciplinary efforts with other professionals.
Ø Provide continuing education and professional supervision for all of its employees.
Ø Always place the client or patient as the top priority in providing individualized care.
The Carolina Center for Music Therapy, LLC, seeks to provide music therapy services of the highest quality to children and adults with special needs in the Triangle community.
To carry out this mission, the Carolina Center for Music Therapy, LLC, will:
Ø Recognize of the role of music as a force of change in individuals, groups, and the community.
Ø Attract the best qualified music therapists that are talented and innovative.
Ø Commit to lasting relationships with its clients and patients.
Ø Engage in collaborative and interdisciplinary efforts with other professionals.
Ø Provide continuing education and professional supervision for all of its employees.
Ø Always place the client or patient as the top priority in providing individualized care.
Q & A
How do I get music therapy services?
Private Clients - All new clients will be assessed to determine strengths and needs. The client will then become registered and a weekly session time will be set.
Institutions/Facilities – Program coordinators must contact us to receive pricing and service information.
How do I know what session format is best for me?
Private Clients - The Carolina Center for Music Therapy, LLC offers weekly music therapy for individuals (45 or 60 min.), pairs (60 min.), and groups (3-5 people per group for 60 min.). There are advantages to all three formats, so please contact us to find what is best for you.
Institutions/Facilities – CCMT will work with the program coordinator to determine the right session format.
Where are the sessions held?
Private Clients - You may choose to receive music therapy services in the convenience of your own home or offer to host groups or pairs at your home. An outside studio space can also be arranged should you find that it is preferred.
Institutions/Facilities – A music therapist will come to your facility.
How do I sign up?
Private Clients - New clients may register at any time during the year by setting up an assessment. Returning clients register on a semester schedule. All clients may choose to pay for the entire semester at once for a 5% discount. Please contact us to set up an assessment or to register.
Institutions/Facilities – Please contact us for more information.
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How do I get music therapy services?
Private Clients - All new clients will be assessed to determine strengths and needs. The client will then become registered and a weekly session time will be set.
Institutions/Facilities – Program coordinators must contact us to receive pricing and service information.
How do I know what session format is best for me?
Private Clients - The Carolina Center for Music Therapy, LLC offers weekly music therapy for individuals (45 or 60 min.), pairs (60 min.), and groups (3-5 people per group for 60 min.). There are advantages to all three formats, so please contact us to find what is best for you.
Institutions/Facilities – CCMT will work with the program coordinator to determine the right session format.
Where are the sessions held?
Private Clients - You may choose to receive music therapy services in the convenience of your own home or offer to host groups or pairs at your home. An outside studio space can also be arranged should you find that it is preferred.
Institutions/Facilities – A music therapist will come to your facility.
How do I sign up?
Private Clients - New clients may register at any time during the year by setting up an assessment. Returning clients register on a semester schedule. All clients may choose to pay for the entire semester at once for a 5% discount. Please contact us to set up an assessment or to register.
Institutions/Facilities – Please contact us for more information.
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A few words from former CCMT director…
Sniff sniff . . .
Some of you may know that my husband and I were planning to move to Singapore starting 2010. We were excited for this new adventure and began planning our transition, which included selling our house, finding new owners for CCMT, and learning lots of Mandarin.
Well, plans change. The Singapore opportunity fell through at the last minute, we had already sold our house, and were both left wondering what was going on with our careers. We are currently renting a house in Durham while Harold works temporarily at the VA and I am pregnant! The only thing we are sure of in 2010 is the birth of little baby Hong (due in July). In the meantime, we are making ourselves as mobile as possible. CCMT still needed to exist in bringing services to children and adults, and I wanted to find new owners that were suitable for the task.
T.R. Goins and Jennifer Mock are two physical therapists in Wake County that started their own practice not too long ago. We have had a number of clients in common and kept hearing about each other’s work. Their unique programs such as soccer league, cool kidz club, and Yogabilities really appealed to us. Most of all, it seemed that they really cared about the clients and their well-being. They were enthusiastic about the joining of the two companies and we signed off on the papers on January 25, 2010.
As we make this transition to Abilitations Children’s Therapy and Wellness Center, LLC, we are making sure that each of our clients know that they will receive the same quality of music therapy services. I have no doubt that this is the best direction for our two companies.
If you don’t know T.R. and Jen, they are extremely hard-working individuals whose life missions are to serve those with exceptional needs. And our new music therapist, Sarah Klein, comes with excellent training from one of the top schools in the world and is one of the best musicians I have come across. Chrissy Watson, our very first music therapist, continues to do amazing work. Until our move comes, I will be aiding with the transition and offering supervision and consultation.
I will miss all of you, both past and present, very dearly. Please keep in touch!
Sincerely,
Angie.
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Some of you may know that my husband and I were planning to move to Singapore starting 2010. We were excited for this new adventure and began planning our transition, which included selling our house, finding new owners for CCMT, and learning lots of Mandarin.
Well, plans change. The Singapore opportunity fell through at the last minute, we had already sold our house, and were both left wondering what was going on with our careers. We are currently renting a house in Durham while Harold works temporarily at the VA and I am pregnant! The only thing we are sure of in 2010 is the birth of little baby Hong (due in July). In the meantime, we are making ourselves as mobile as possible. CCMT still needed to exist in bringing services to children and adults, and I wanted to find new owners that were suitable for the task.
T.R. Goins and Jennifer Mock are two physical therapists in Wake County that started their own practice not too long ago. We have had a number of clients in common and kept hearing about each other’s work. Their unique programs such as soccer league, cool kidz club, and Yogabilities really appealed to us. Most of all, it seemed that they really cared about the clients and their well-being. They were enthusiastic about the joining of the two companies and we signed off on the papers on January 25, 2010.
As we make this transition to Abilitations Children’s Therapy and Wellness Center, LLC, we are making sure that each of our clients know that they will receive the same quality of music therapy services. I have no doubt that this is the best direction for our two companies.
If you don’t know T.R. and Jen, they are extremely hard-working individuals whose life missions are to serve those with exceptional needs. And our new music therapist, Sarah Klein, comes with excellent training from one of the top schools in the world and is one of the best musicians I have come across. Chrissy Watson, our very first music therapist, continues to do amazing work. Until our move comes, I will be aiding with the transition and offering supervision and consultation.
I will miss all of you, both past and present, very dearly. Please keep in touch!
Sincerely,
Angie.
.