The Winding Path of a New Music Therapist

Canadian Music Therapy

In this episode, we have Kaitlyn Kasha who tells us about her reasons for pursuing a master’s in music therapy and along with additional educational opportunities. She also shares with us more about her volunteer opportunities as a music therapy student and the impact they’ve had on her lens as a music therapist. Finally, Kaitlyn imparts some words of wisdom with students who are starting out in the profession.

Here is a little more about Kaitlyn Kasha BMus, MMT, RP(Q), MTA:

Originally from Saskatchewan, Kaitlyn Kasha is based in Kitchener-Waterloo and recently completed the Master of Music Therapy program at Wilfrid Laurier University. Previously, she attended Western University, graduating in 2020 with a degree in vocal performance. Kaitlyn works from a client-centred and resource-oriented approach and aims to practice within an anti-oppressive framework. Kaitlyn was the recipient of the 2022 CAMT Student Award. Kaitlyn is currently working in private practice and hospice care and also enjoys teaching voice and ukulele.