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Farlow Music Therapy Services

Fort Wayne, Indiana

 

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The power of music as therapy is to reach into the emotional experience and inner being of the person, to engage the whole personality and potential of the individual, changing his or her awareness, initiative and capacity for learning and development.

Professor Peggy Farlow, MAE, MT-BC, is a continuing lecturer in music therapy at Purdue University Fort Wayne School of Music. In addition to her work educating new music therapists at Purdue Fort Wayne, she provides music therapy services to a few clients in the Fort Wayne, Indiana area.

Peggy is not currently accepting new clients.

She is certified to provide music therapy services under Indiana's developmental disability and support services Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services Waivers.

Peggy presents at AMTA Great Lakes Regional music therapy conference, Schaumburg, Illinois

In collaboration with Shelley Anderson, MT-BC, Peggy presented "Augmentative Alternative Communication Devices: What are They and how to Use Them" as a pre-conference CMTE session, March 5, 2020, at the American Music Therapy Assocation Great Lakes Regional conference in Schaumburg. See her PowerPoint slides. Below are links to her handouts:

 

Definition of Music Therapy   Examples of Music Therapy Goals
Therapeutic Uses of Music    Description of a Music Therapy Session
Music Therapist Qualifications   Peggy's Articles & Presentations  and Presentations
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