Online, webcam music lesson website, iplaymusiclive.com, has just announced the launch of its music therapy department which is actively hiring qualified music therapists to work with clients in need of music therapy.

Thousand Oaks, CA June 24, 2010 –– Online, webcam music lesson website, iplaymusiclive.com, has just announced the launch of its music therapy department which is actively hiring qualified music therapists to work with clients in need of music therapy.

This company provides online music lessons with live teachers on their website, iplaymusiclive.com. After a recent video podcast (archived online at: http://www.iplaymusiclive.com/?p=375) featuring an interview with Audiologist Dr. Sandee Saurman there was a marked response from the health care community seeking qualified instructors and therapists to apply the ground breaking techniques developed in recent years using music to help improve brain function and emotional health in people of all walks of life.

According to Dr. Saurman, one of the benefits realized from the act of reading and playing music is that it can help strengthen the connection between the two hemispheres of the brain known as the “corpus callosum” which has benefits not only for patients with severe brain function impairment but for perfectly healthy individuals.

Advances in the field of music therapy has resulted in a steady increase in its application to help treat a wide variety of ailments including Autism, addiction, depression and traumatic brain injuries. In response to a spike in demand for qualified music therapy providers from national rehab centers iplaymusiclive.com is aggressively seeking out teachers and clinicians with music therapy experience to service these clients.

Contact Marlene Cooper Williams, President of iplaymusiclive.com for more information at marlene@iplaymusiclive.com or call 877.343.8917

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