is a music therapist and licensed creative arts therapist in the greater New York City area. Jesse received his Bachelors of Music in Music Therapy from Temple University and his Masters of Science in Music Therapy from Molloy College. Jesse has also completed post-graduate training in Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy, specializing in techniques and philosophies of clinical improvisation and music-centered approaches. Jesse has extensive experience engaging in music technology through years of playing and recording in bands, and since integrating these skills into clinical work through both long-term recording projects and live use of technology in musicing.

has over a decade of music therapy experiences providing music therapy services in Atlanta, Ga. Joe is a percussionist at heart and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Percussion from South Carolina State University and also earned a Master of Music in Music Therapy from Illinois State University. Joe is the owner of BaileyBeatsMusic LLC, co-owner of PopUp Music Therapy and separately provides music therapy for adult mental health and developmental disabilities individuals at Georgia Regional Hospital/Atlanta, self-contained students with special needs in Fulton County Public Schools, and outpatient rehabilitation therapy at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Joe is a board certified music therapist, a licensed professional music therapist in the state of Georgia, he is also the Public Relations Coordinator of the Black Music Therapy Network, Inc.

is a music therapist currently residing in Atlanta, GA and the Tech Nook's web developer! She received her Bachelors in Music Therapy with a minor in Music Technology from Georgia College & State University  and her Masters of Arts in Music Therapy from Texas Woman's University. Her clinical interests include songwriting, music production, mental health, personal development, community approaches, and theories/philosophies. Gabby recently released a book to help professionals and students develop therapeutic songwriting skills, entitled "Space: A Journal for (Future) Music Therapists to Explore and Express through Songwriting."  She also coordinates social media for various committees and co-hosts on the  Clinical BOPulations podcast.

currently serves autistic individuals and adolescents with mental health diagnoses in the school setting, and I am transitioning soon into the role of clinic coordinator at the University of Louisville Music Therapy Clinic. I am a strong supporter of community music, songwriting, and music technology, and the facilitation of all of those using the best and most accessible tech we have. 

lives and practices in San Diego, CA as a full-spectrum music therapist servicing neurodivergent children and adolescents, teens in mental health, and older adults. Additionally, her experience includes hospice, and both inpatient and outpatient psychiatric settings. Nicki pursued her bachelor degrees in Music and Psychology at Elon University focusing on research methods, music theory and history, and music production. She went on to get her M.S. in Music Therapy at Molloy College culminating in her master's thesis: The Experience of Music Therapists in Delivering Telehealth During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Aside from tinkering with new gear and producing her own music under the artist name Uniqui, Nicki kicks back and often finds inspiration by being in nature. 

is a board-certified music therapist working with individuals with disabilities across the lifespan in clinical, community, and school-based settings. He attended the University of Evansville for his undergraduate coursework and completed his internship at Denton Independent School District in Denton, TX. He is now pursuing his Masters. Grant’s interests include community music therapy, music and technology, accessibility, and the development of musical identity.

is a music psychotherapist based in Vienna, Austria with more than ten years of clinical experience focused on mental health, especially systemic and intergenerational, as well as acute trauma. Al trained in Vocal Psychotherapy with Dr. Diane Austin, Music and Imagery and GIM with Dr. Lisa Summer, and holds a certificate in Arts and Trauma Treatment from the Kint Institute. His clinical and research interests include the use of internet and digital technology in improvisation, Music and Imagery, and GIM. In addition to his clinical work, Al is the editor/producer of the Why Does My Partner Podcast, and consults with music therapists and facilities on designing and implementing therapeutic recording/music production studios. A New York native, Al relocated to Europe in late 2020, and now works in private practice online with clients all around the world

is a board-certified music therapist in Denver, Colorado and owner of her private practice, Rhythmic Roots Music Services, LLC. Bonnie serves people in the Denver community, including individuals with disabilities of all ages, through music therapy, adapted lessons, and music groups and believes music is accessible to all. In her free time, Bonnie enjoys hiking, baking, drumming, and hanging out with her cat.

is a music therapist in Tallahassee, Florida. He earned his bachelor’s degree in music therapy from the University of Alabama, and earned his master’s in music therapy from Florida State University. He completed his thesis on descriptive research of music theory requirements for music therapy programs throughout the United States and has completed training in neurologic music therapy and NICU music therapy. Ryan has been practicing music therapy for six years and has worked with people in behavioral health, general hospital, and rehabilitation settings, and children with disabilities over telehealth. Now, Ryan does contract work with neurodivergent children in-person, gigs professionally for weddings and corporate events with the Bay Kings Band, releases music under the artist name, North Heart., and is working on Riffs with Ryan, a website for music therapists to (eventually) learn riffs on guitar from songs while earning CMTE credits. Ryan loves life with his wife, daughter, “Watson the dashund”, and kitty "Bitsy"

is associate professor of music therapy at Colorado State University with clinical expertise in early childhood, mental health, and Parkinson’s Disease. He holds a bachelor's degree in percussion performance, with a jazz emphasis, from UW-La Crosse, a music therapy equivalency and master's degree from the University of Minnesota, and a Ph.D. in educational foundations and research from the University of North Dakota (UND). He has written on technology in music therapy in Music Therapy Perspectives and is on the editorial board for Journal of Music Therapy.

has been a music therapist at the Elizabeth Seton Children’s Center in Yonkers, NY for over ten years. His experience is around adapting instruments or electronics to be accessible by the children at the center. He received his BM in Music Composition from Ithaca College and his Masters of Music in Music Therapy from Florida State University He also has made many music videos or videos with creative effects (e.g. green screen).