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VIDEOS

Videos

Visual resources for music therapy techniques and family engagement — short, practical media you can return to at home, in the classroom, or at the bedside.

Content & Resources

Watch and Learn

Pro Music Therapy shares videos that demonstrate music therapy practices, family-focused activities, and approaches to supporting children and families. Material is available in English and Spanish.

Pro Music Therapy promotes maternal-child health through the power of music, therapy, and family connection. The videos page offers visual resources for music therapy techniques and family engagement, giving parents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals practical ideas they can revisit at home, in the classroom, or at the bedside. Each resource is designed to support healthy interaction between children and the adults who care for them, whether during pregnancy, early infancy, or a child’s growing developmental years.

The video collection focuses on music therapy practices used in pediatric medical settings as well as in everyday family life. Visual walkthroughs help viewers observe therapeutic approaches, family-focused activities, and ways of using songs to encourage listening, expression, and meaningful connection. Material is available in English and Spanish, reflecting the idea that mothers, fathers, and children can engage together in a welcoming, supportive atmosphere where shared musical experiences strengthen relationships.

Music can be a gentle bridge during important moments, including feeding, bonding, and comforting a baby. Family engagement activities featured here encourage singing, listening, and responsive play, helping children feel secure while giving parents language for connecting with their little ones. These approaches are rooted in the belief that music supports emotional well-being, healthy development, and the mother-child bond, and that a child’s voice and experience can be honored through calm, attentive interaction.

For therapists and educators, the videos provide a clear way to observe and learn techniques that can be adapted to individual needs. Watching how music therapy is applied may support continued learning, reflection, and thoughtful collaboration with families facing unique challenges. The overall presentation combines a warm, trustworthy tone with accessible visual instruction, inviting viewers to explore how therapeutic music can promote maternal-child health and help children and parents feel together as they grow.

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Music Therapy Techniques

Visual walkthroughs of therapeutic music techniques used in pediatric medical settings and at home.

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Family-Focused Activities

Activities that invite parents, caregivers, and children to make music together and build connection.

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For Educators and Clinicians

Visual resources for teachers and healthcare professionals supporting children with autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and fragile x syndrome.

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How to Use These Resources

Learning by Watching

Music therapy is an evidence-based treatment modality, supported by research published in peer-reviewed journals such as the American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing, Pediatrics, Arts in Psychotherapy, Neonatal Network, and the Journal of Pediatrics.

  • Watch a technique once, then try it with your child or group.
  • Pair videos with the written articles and podcast episodes in Content.
  • Use the same videos as a starting point for conversations with your care team.

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Questions about music therapy?

Katherine Lantigua, M.M., MT-BC, NICU-MT, can help you explore whether music therapy fits your family or classroom.

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