Music Therapist-Board Certified
liability companyHouston (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
As a Board-Certified Music Therapist, you’ll deliver individualized, evidence-based care in clients’ homes, primarily serving individuals with special needs.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct assessments and develop individualized music therapy treatment plans
Provide one-on-one therapy sessions in home settings
Use music-based interventions (e.g., singing, instrument play, movement, songwriting) to support therapeutic goals
Collaborate with families, caregivers, and interdisciplinary team members
Support development in communication, motor skills, emotional regulation, and overall well-being
Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation
\nCompany
Description:
Locally owned and operating in the Houston Metropolitan and surrounding areas, Dunn’s Therapies provide
home and community-based services to individuals with intellectual, physical, or other disabilities that affect
the ability to function in daily life. We offer specialized therapeutic services such as recreation, aquatic,
massage, and music.
Company Description:
Locally owned and operating in the Houston Metropolitan and surrounding areas, Dunn’s Therapies provide \r\nhome and community-based services to individuals with intellectual, physical, or other disabilities that affect \r\nthe ability to function in daily life. We offer specialized therapeutic services such as recreation, aquatic, \r\nmassage, and music.
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