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Torrey Gimpel, MA, MM, MT-BC provides music therapy sessions to individuals and groups across a variety of settings in Androscoggin/Kennebec counties.

MedRhythms is a neuro-rehab company that exists to restore the lives and quality of life of loved ones, which brain injury threatens to steal each year. We do this through world-class, life changing care for those afflicted by neurologic injury or disease, using the power of Neurologic Music Therapy. MedRhythms focuses on this intersection between music, neuroscience, and technology, providing interventions to achieve optimum outcomes in sensorimotor, speech & language, and cognitive goals in patients. ​

NMT is used primarily for those afflicted by neurologic injury or disease, including: Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, Parkinson’s Disease and Huntington’s Disease.

Maine Music and Health provides direct music therapy services in medical settings for people with cancer, brain injury, developmental disabilities, and dementia; as well as trainings for healthcare professionals and teaching artists.

MM&H was founded in 2011 by Board-Certified Music Therapist Kate Beever, who trained at NYU in Beth Israel Medical Center and Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in music psychotherapy with additional training in Neurologic Music Therapy and Guided Imagery in Music.

Mount Desert Island Hospital is a highly awarded rural critical access hospital serving the Mount Desert Island and surrounding communities through a 25-bed critical access facility in Bar Harbor and a network of area health centers. Birch Bay Retirement Village in Bar Harbor Maine is their non-profit retirement community, comprised of Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care and the Don & Beth Straus Adult Day Program. ​

Board Certified Neurologic Music Therapist Melissa Violette is the Music Therapy Director for Birch Bay Retirement Village and Mount Desert Island Hospital. She brings 26 years of experience and directs the only AMTA National Roster music therapy internship program in Maine. MDI Hospital offer Outpatient music therapy through the Behavioral Health Center.

Modulations Therapies provides music therapy and music lessons to children, seniors, families and organizations in Hancock and Penobscot counties and online across Maine. It is a small practice focused on providing customers a personalized, flexible approach that respects their strengths and focuses on their potential. Sessions take place online, in homes, schools, facilities, and at partnering agencies. ​

Modulations Therapies was founded in 2015 by Carla Tanguay, a board-certified music therapist with over 20 years of experience in clinical practice and healthcare management. 

Torrey Gimpel, MA, MM, MT-BC provides music therapy sessions to individuals and groups across a variety of settings in Androscoggin/Kennebec counties.

Midcoast Music Therapy works with a client’s natural interests and abilities to create an environment in which the client can thrive and heal. Whether someone has a physical disability, a mental illness, or an injury, Heather can structure a session to work with the person’s strengths and needs. Services are provided at the clients' homes and residential facilities, as well as at Midcoast Music Therapy in Warren.

Heather Ellsworth, Board Certified Neurologic Music Therapist, founded Midcoast Music Therapy in 2018. She has provided music therapy for a wide range of people, including adults with dementia, children with brain and spinal cord injuries, adults with developmental disabilities, children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and prisoners with substance abuse disorder.

Main Street Music Therapy provides music therapy services focusing on stress (including COVID-19 related stress), anxiety, trauma, acute or chronic pain, & life’s ups and downs. As a queer identified therapist, Gray Baldwin specializes in working with LGBTQAI+ folks whether you are questioning your gender identity or sexual orientation, coming out, transitioning, coping with bullying or minority stress, or figuring out who you are. Together, we can find creative ways to address your goals to find happier, healthier, and more relaxed life, working creatively to find the path to wholeness and wellness. ​

Gray is currently providing services across the state online through Doxy.me and is planning to open a music therapy center in Damariscotta to serve the Mid-coast area.

Modulations Therapies provides music therapy and music lessons to children, seniors, families and organizations in Hancock and Penobscot counties and online across Maine. It is a small practice focused on providing customers a personalized, flexible approach that respects their strengths and focuses on their potential. Sessions take place online, in homes, schools, facilities, and at partnering agencies. ​

Modulations Therapies was founded in 2015 by Carla Tanguay, a board-certified music therapist with over 20 years of experience in clinical practice and healthcare management. 

Southern Maine Music Therapy is a division of Headwaters Wellness. SoME Music Therapy provides services for children, adolescents, and young adults with mental health concerns, as well as pregnant women and families for labor and delivery. Services are provided at the outpatient wellness center in Kennebunk, in addition to residential treatment centers, public schools, and labor and delivery units in York & Cumberland counties.

Southern Maine Music Therapy was founded in 2016 by Rachel Wells, a board certified music therapist and licensed clinical professional counselor with over 12 years of experience.

Rhythm and Strings Music Therapy provides music therapy services in schools, homes, and day treatment facilities in York county, Maine. Rhythm and Strings Music Therapy promotes growth, development and connections through music and specializes in work with children with speech and motor challenges and differences. ​

Rhythm and Strings Music Therapy, LLC was founded by board certified music therapist Marie Miller in 2013. Marie became certified in neurologic music therapy in 2015.

Be Your Note Music Therapy Services is a private practice in Arundel owned by Patricia Mulholland. Patricia has interest and expertise in working with patients with neurologic conditions such as brain injury, stroke and cerebral palsy, and with the aging population, including individuals struggling with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Another primary practice area is working with women using voice as a therapeutic modality. ​

Patricia trained at Berklee College of Music, where she learned that music therapy is “about connection, about relieving the isolation that various forms of illness and debilitation can bring” (Professor Julie Zigo). In her practice, she witnesses the power of music to lift ability from a life often more defined by disability. Patricia is passionate about establishing music therapy in Maine and frequently presents at conferences & organizations to educate and advocate for the profession.