Music therapy for the in-between spaces
Support in navigating the liminal moments of life through:
+ Your personal connection to music
+ Therapeutic rapport with a trained Board Certified Music Therapist
Why music therapy?
Every individual has a distinct and unique relationship with music, steeped in their personal history, experiences, and preferences. Along with a supportive body of research , this makes music therapy a particularly powerful healing tool in navigating transitions.
As trained and board certified clinicians, Music Therapists work with clients to access the internal and external resources within and around them, building therapeutic rapport to meet goals, address pain, connect with loved ones, and support their whole person (mind, body, spirit).
Music is the medium, but sessions are individualized and specific to client needs and preferences, and can look many different ways.
Want to know more about what a music therapist does?
Book a trial session!
Music therapy is specific to the moment and person. Book a discounted* trial session with us to get a feel for what sessions might look like, and how we can best meet you where you are.
*Pricing based on group size, frequency, and sliding scale
Our Rates
*Our rates are set to include coverage for clinical time, charting, liability insurance, pre/post session client communications, instruments and supplies, as well as mileage and travel time
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*50 min direct contact, one-to-one session.
One time/month session: $150
Bi-weekly: $130 per session
Weekly: $100 per session
Trial: $120 per session
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*50 min direct contact session, up to 20 participants
One time/month session: $195
Bi-weekly: $170 per session
Weekly: $130 per session
Trial: $150 per session
Meet Ellie
Owner, MT-BC
After over 10+ years in the field of music therapy, I opened Liminal Music Therapy LLC in my hometown of Klamath Falls, Oregon, with an underlying belief that music is for the threshold; the liminal spaces of life. Be it birth, death, the moment before we jump into a new phase, a new version of ourselves, a new skill, or just a new breath — all of these require us to pass through a state of liminality. They offer us simultaneous permission to let go, and to reach for what is next. This can be scary, exhilarating, and everything between.
I believe music therapy, and music, is one of the most intrinsically ideal tools to support movement thru these liminal phases. Offering stability, flexibility, play, grounding, and integration.
It is my hope and privilege, through a warm, safe therapeutic relationship, to accompany you and the music thru to whatever is next.
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