Music therapist Ming explains that music therapy approaches vary widely by therapist and instruments used. He emphasizes letting your child's preferences guide the choice, recommends trying it when you can, but notes his expertise is in speech therapy and ABA rather than music therapy specifically.
Music therapy, on the other hand, music therapy is so huge. You see one music therapist do something, it's very different from another because of the instruments that they play. Number one and number two is that like children, they like different things. You really need to think about if your child has. Has a tendency to like music or not. And all I can say here is that if you have the resources to do so, go try it. All right. I really don't know because for my education, it was more traditional. I went to speech therapy. I worked as an ABA therapist. I got my skills that way. So if you're asking about play therapy or music therapy, I'm not the best guy to ask about.
