Music Therapy St. Louis, LLC

04/29/2026

The MTSTL team is decked out in denim today for !
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04/27/2026

This past weekend, we had the honor of participating in the Walk for Hope at Barnes-Jewish St. Peter’s Hospital & Siteman Cancer Center 💛

We are incredibly grateful to the Foundation for welcoming us alongside so many inspiring vendors and community programs, all united in supporting patients and families through every step of their journey.

The impact of this day goes far beyond the walk itself. So many of these meaningful services are made possible through the generosity of donations to the Barnes-Jewish St. Peter’s & Progress West Foundation, and are offered at no cost to those who need them most.

We are truly honored to be part of this mission and this community. Thank you for letting us walk alongside you. ✨

04/21/2026

The Angel Band Project is a nonprofit organization providing trauma-informed music therapy services to survivors in crisis. All services are offered free of charge and led by board-certified music therapists using clinical and evidence-based interventions with the goal of creating safe spaces for survivors to reclaim their voices.
Music Therapy St. Louis is continuously honored to work alongside The Angel Band Project bringing music therapy services to those who are experiencing or have previously been in a domestic violence situations.
Follow the link in our bio to listen to survivors tell their stories through song🩵🎶

If you have experienced sexual assault and need to find resources, please call the national RAINN hotline at 800-656-4673 for 24/7 assistance. RAINN is the National Sexual Assault Hotline.
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04/18/2026

Fruit is more fun when you can shake it🍎🎶

We had so much fun talking about music therapy at the Millstadt Autism Walk this morning! Thanks for letting us share the music🩵
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04/14/2026

Taking a moment to highlight our music therapy intern, SJ! 🎉
Over the weekend SJ was presented with the Outstanding Seniors Award from Indiana University, meaning he has maintained a 4.0 GPA for the entirety of his time at IU.

Way to go SJ👏
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04/03/2026

Continuously honored to walk alongside our courageous clients. The Angel Band Project 🧡

03/31/2026

Caught some of our friends repping their music therapy shirts today!🎶🩵
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03/20/2026

🎈HAPPY BIRTHDAY TRACIE 🎈

Tracie started Music Therapy St. Louis back in 2018! She works primarily behind the scenes, making sure all of the music therapists, clients, and partners with MTSTL feel welcomed, supported, and appreciated! When she is not working she enjoys spending time at the lake with her family, cuddling her pups, moving her body, and supporting her kids in their interests!

Tracie is the type of leader that makes you feel heard and accepted. She is encouraging, down to Earth, and will always be your biggest cheerleader!

Our girl Tracie gets the How Does She Do It award this year for making the impossible seem possible. 🫶
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03/19/2026

Who can say they have this much fun at work?!?!

We love music with Stephanie from Music Therapy St. Louis, LLC 🎶

03/13/2026

The rhythm is great, and the company is better. 🥁✨

In our music therapy sessions, Stephanie makes sure the vibes are always high and the barriers are always down. It’s a collaborative space where our participants can express themselves freely with a community that feels like family.

Today’s Setlist:
✅ Positive social connection
✅ Stress relief
✅ Motor coordination
✅ Group collaboration
✅ Pure joy

03/06/2026

🎶MEET BYRON🎶

Byron has Alzheimer’s Disease and has been receiving music therapy services through MTSTL for 2 years now. His music therapist, Destiny, works with him to maintain his current cognitive, physical, social, and communicative abilities through various interventions. Since Alzheimer’s is a degenerative disease, Destiny focuses the sessions around goals including:

✨ elevating mood

✨ increasing verbalization

✨ increasing focus

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✨ cognitive stimulation through memory recall

A quote from the music therapist -

“The songs I do at the beginning and end of session are always the same. I do this to keep consistency and to assist in memory recall of song structures and lyrics. These are also interventions to assist in socialization - greeting each other and transitioning to the end of session. This would be the one thing consistently do to see potential progress from session to session.
I use preferred, recorded music for cognitive stimulation (recognizing songs, remembering next songs coming up on album, recalling structure of songs for drumming, often engaging reminiscing).
Additionally, I provide live preferred music to engage focus by changing tempos, using musical cues, etc. Using live music that we both know and can connect with increases Byron’s socialization through eye contact and singing together.”

We are honored to serve individuals like Byron through music. If you think you or someone you know would benefit from music therapy, follow the link in our bio to inquire about music therapy services!
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02/28/2026

A special way to finish up with a beautiful performance at the advocating for awareness of the intersection of race and disabilities. 🎶 🖤🖤🖤