Co-Directors: Anthony Meadows, Director of Music Therapy, RUE 216, (540) 665 4583, ameadows2@su.edu and Dr. Brittany Sager-Heinrichs, Program Director, Division of Counselor Education, HPB 2011, brittany.sager@su.edu

The Master of Arts in Music Therapy and Professional Counseling is an interdisciplinary degree that prepares students to practice as music therapists (MT-BC) and licensed professional counselors (LPC). Coursework sequentially integrates theoretical and clinical competencies to meet the needs of clients in a broad range of settings. An emphasis is placed on reflexive, ethical practice, drawing on a range of theoretical perspectives that develop integral thinking.

Students are required to complete state and federal background checks, and will be required to adhere to immunization and vaccination policies of Shenandoah’s School of Health Professions and individual practicum and internship sites. Students may also be required to complete drug screens for clinical training sites.