Heal & Thrive
through creativity and connection
MARCIE HERNANDEZ, MT-BC
Trained clinician & musician
Our Purpose
To empower individuals and communities to heal, grow and thrive through exceptional music therapy and wellness services.
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Meet Marcie
I am a BIPOC certified music therapist and songwriter. Through my clinical training and personal experience of working through my own anxiety and generational trauma, I’ve developed a unique and compassionate approach towards supporting others with their healing and transformation.
What is Music Therapy?
Music therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed an approved music therapy program.
– American Music Therapy Association
Why Music Therapy?
We all agree that music can be healing. So imagine the impact music can have when it’s specifically tailored to your needs. My holistic approach will support you in achieving your health & wellness goals so you can live your best, most authentic life.
No musical experience is needed to experience the benefits.
Waking up to our true Selves is what we are born for.
Telehealth services that support you with:
Anxiety management and relief
Increasing confidence and resilience
Nurturing growth and transformation
Deepening your mind-body connection
Alleviating isolation and depression
Optimizing general wellbeing
Find your new rhythm.
Schedule a complimentary 20-minute Consultation.
This is a dedicated space for us to tune into the challenges you’re facing and explore how music therapy can help you move from feeling out of sync to finding your natural flow.
Services are available in English and Spanish!
¿Quieres servicios en español?
Happy Clients Include
“Marcie's grounded approach to music therapy supports our clients with emotion regulation, attuning to each other, and learning about themselves. She is skilled at providing a warm and creative space for clients to feel safe with practicing vulnerability."
–LUCY (CLINICAL THERAPIST AT ARETE TRANSITIONS
