Music Therapy Clinical Education
Sound Practice:
A Support Network for Music Therapists
Launching in January 2026, Sound Practice is designed to provide education opportunities, clinical supervision, and professional support to music therapists. Higher Octave Healing has been educating music therapists for more than a decade. Now is your chance to join in on the learning while gaining access to a supportive community of music therapists.
3 Options for Membership
Basic
$25/Month or $250/Year
- Monthly Group Supervision Video Call
- Free Monthly "Lunchtime Learning" CMTEs
- Discounts on Other Trainings and CMTEs
- Exclusive Online Member Community
Premium
$60/Month or $600/Year
Everything in Basic plus
- 1 Hour Monthly 1:1 Music Therapist Supervision
- Access to Online Music Therapy Resource Library
Ultimate
$125/Month or $1250/Year
Everything in Premium plus
- 2 Hours Per Month of Additional Supervisor Support (document review, onsite consultation, etc.)
CMTE Courses
See below all current Continuing Education Opportunities. Higher Octave Healing (P-119) is an Approved Provider with the Certification Board for Music Therapists. Opportunities listed below are Pre-Approved for CMTE credit.
CMTE: Get into the Rhythm with Receptive Language
Wednesday May 20, 2026, 1-2 PM AZ Time
HOH Clinic, 1555 W University Dr, Suite 108, Tempe, 85281
In-person or virtual
1 CMTE Credit
Presenters: Lauren Taggart, M.S., CCC-SLP and Carly Jacobs, MT-BC
Interdisciplinary collaboration is the gold standard in effective, client-centered care. Our presenters, speech therapist Lauren Taggart and music therapist Carly Jacobs, explore the power of collaborating to maximize treatment impact to improve receptive language. They will share about best practices for receptive language treatment within speech therapy and how to leverage that information in music therapy treatment. Update your knowledge of how language develops and get some new ideas on how to help your clients develop more of it! Options available upon registration for in-person or online attendance.
MT-BC: $25
Non MT-BC: $20
Sound Practice Members: FREE
CMTE: Building the Early Childhood Toolbox: A Music Therapy Intervention Swap
Wednesday June 17, 2026, 1-2 PM AZ Time
HOH Clinic, 1555 W University Dr, Suite 108, Tempe, 85281
In-person or virtual
1 CMTE Credit
Presenters: Kayla Neuberger, MT-BC
So much brain development happens before the age of five, making early childhood a uniquely powerful time for music therapy. Music therapists working with young children need a robust repertoire to fit developing brains and active bodies. Sit down with Higher Octave Healing’s Start With Music Program Coordinator Kayla Neuberger for a structured intervention swap in which we think through the structure of an early childhood group music therapy session and share interventions for moving, socializing, and learning language. Build a flexible toolkit to greet your smallest clients with confidence. Options available upon registration for in-person or online attendance.
MT-BC: $25
Non MT-BC: $20
Sound Practice Members: FREE
Refund policy: 50% refund available until 7 days prior to the event. No refunds are available 6 days or less prior to the scheduled event.
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Contact information: info@hohmt.org
Higher Octave Healing
1555 W University Dr Ste 108
Tempe, AZ. 85281
Courses listed on this page are approved by the Certification Board for Music Therapists (CBMT) for 1 Continuing Music Therapy Education Credit. Higher Octave Healing, Inc., P-119 maintains responsibility for program quality and adherence to CBMT policies and criteria.≠
Music Therapy Internship
Higher Octave Healing offers a University-Affiliated Music Therapy Internship. Our interns work closely with our Board-Certified Music Therapists in a variety of settings in the clinic and throughout the community. Interns gain valuable experience observing and conducting music therapy sessions with individuals in several populations including but not limited to developmental disabilities, hospice and palliative care, early intervention, mental health, skilled nursing, dementia, and addiction recovery.