Supervision 

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After graduating from a music therapy university program, it is very important to continue engaging in ongoing clinical supervision in order to:

• Reflect on your practice and personal responses 

• Continue to form your own approach 

• Come to new understandings about individual cases

• Work through ethical dilemmas

I love working with professional music therapists as a clinical supervisor. I use both practical examples that music therapists can apply in their work and gentle guidance to help them make their own discoveries toward personal and professional growth.

- Miya Adout, MA, MTA

Founder & Director of Miya Music Therapy

As an approved supervisor with the Canadian Association of Music Therapists, we also provide internship opportunities through Miya Music Therapy.