Miss Sara, MT-BC, NMT (board-certified, neurologic music therapist) received a Bachelor of Arts in Music Therapy and a minor in Psychology at Chapman University in California. Her clinical treatment experience has served individuals diagnosed with learning delays, physical impairment, speech impairment, hearing impairment, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down's Syndrome, Alzheimer's, Dementia, Parkinson's, and over ten years of in the field of childhood development.

In 2006 Sara moved to Redondo to begin one of the south bay's first music therapy service companies. Her music-based programming proved to have an immediate success, gaining hundreds of families and cliental solely through word of mouth. In addition to Sara's music programs, she has released her first independent album on iTunes, "The in.Joy LP", and continues to be one of south bay's most prominent singer-songwriters.

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Miss Ami, MT-BC, NMT (board-certified, neurologic music therapist) received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Loyola Marymount University and a completed her studies in Music Therapy at Chapman University in California. She has been practicing music therapy with individuals and groups since 2006 in private, inpatient, and out-patient settings.  Her clinical experience includes cliental diagnosed with autism, developmental disabilities, schizophrenia, mood disorders, eating disorders, trauma recovery, and addiction.

In 2009, Ami travelled to India to complete a four-week residential yoga teacher training at an ashram run by Yoga Vidya Gurukul in Nasik. Ami received a certificate in Yoga Education after an intensive study of traditional hatha yoga. Also in 2009, Ami earned a certificate in First and Second Degree Reiki from the International Center for Reiki Training in Pasadena, California.

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Mis Rachel, MT-BC, NMT (board-certified music therapist) graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre & Liberal Arts from Sarah Lawrence College in New York. She continued to expand her creative studies and received a second Bachelor of Arts in Music Therapy from Cal State University Northridge. Her clinical experience includes cliental diagnosed with mental illness, developmental disabilities, Alzheimer's, dementia, cancer, infants and toddlers, neurologically impaired, special needs education, stroke, and traumatic brain injury.

Rachel also specializes in facilitating community drum circles for all ages. Her unique ability to use rhythm, chant, and movement continues to captivate her audience and manifest authentic self-expression.

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