Based on the DMTG definition of music therapy (Translation with A.I.):

Music therapy uses music to enhance emotional, psychological, and physical well-being. It involves creating a safe space for individuals to explore and express emotions, reduce stress, and promote personal growth through music. Suitable for all ages, it can support a range of therapeutic needs including psychiatry, psychosomatic disorders, and child psychiatry, offering a unique way to heal, connect, and express oneself through sound.

(For more details, you can check out the full information on the DMTG website. )

As a music therapist, I specialize in working with preschool children facing communication difficulties, using music to enhance their emotional expression, communication, and social connections. I also have experience supporting adults with psychosomatic and psychiatric disorders, providing a therapeutic space where music aids in emotional processing, stress reduction, and healing. My approach integrates creative expression and active music-making to foster growth, healing, and well-being for individuals of all ages.