Our team's desire is to establish focused strategies specific to your loved one’s needs to help amplify his or her life through music therapy.
What do music therapists do?
Music therapists assess emotional well being, physical health, social functioning, communication abilities, and cognitive skills through musical responses. They design music sessions for individuals and groups based on client needs using music improvisation, receptive music listening, song writing, lyric discussion, music and imagery, music performance, and learning through music. They participate in interdisciplinary treatment planning, ongoing evaluation, and follow up treatment for numerous medical conditions.
Who is qualified to practice music therapy?
Persons who complete one of the approved college music therapy curricula (including an internship) are then eligible to sit for the national examination offered by the Certification Board for Music Therapists. Music therapists who successfully complete the independently administered examination hold the music therapist-board certified credential (MT-BC) and are required to become licensed in their state before they begin practicing music therapy.
Who We Serve
Early Intervention Ages 0 - 3
Pediatrics Ages 0 - 12
Teens Ages 10 - 18
Adults Ages 18 - 55
Geriatrics Ages 55 +
Hospice care In home and facility hospice care
Performance Opportunities
At Therabeat Inc. our clients are given the opportunity to perform in two recitals per year. At each recital, our clients have the chance to showcase their talents and abilities and share what they have been working on in music therapy with friends and family. In addition to our recitals, our patients are given opportunities throughout the year to perform for the community at local coffee shops & festivals.
*As of January 1, 2025, in-home rates will be $130 / 1 hr.
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Evaluations & Notes
Initial Evaluation
Music therapists assess the strengths and needs of each client based on an evaluation that is taken at the beginning of treatment. You will receive a report from your music therapist including their goals for your child after the evaluation is completed. Your music therapist will take data on your child every week in the form of a documented progress note. We are committed to helping your child reach his/her goals one session at a time.
Music Therapy Evaluation Domains:
· Fine Motor Skills
· Gross Motor Skills
· Oral Motor Skills
· Expressive Communication
· Receptive Communication
· Sensory Development
· Cognitive Skills
· Emotional Development
· Social Skills
· Musicality
Is there research to support Music Therapy?
AMTA promotes a vast amount of research exploring the benefits of music as therapy through publication of the Journal of Music Therapy, Music Therapy Perspectives and other sources. A substantial body of literature exists to support the effectiveness of music therapy.
Insurance Billing
We are able to verify your existing private insurance benefits to see if music therapy services are covered. Music therapy may use billing codes that fall under existing rehabilitative and therapeutic benefits. Music therapy is considered out-of-network for all plans. We typically have success with Aetna, Cigna, UHC & other out-of-network benefits.
Therabeat Inc. is a proud provider of music therapy services with fiscal agents Acumen and ASI for persons who have the GA NOW/COMP waiver. Medicaid does not cover music therapy services in the state of Georgia.