Music Therapy Clinic at Georgia College

09/15/2025

Come join us this Friday at 10:00am! See below for more details!

🎶 Join Our Inclusive Music Therapy Classes! 🎶

What started as a special program for adults with IDD from The Arc Macon has grown into a welcoming, inclusive space for everyone! Led by board-certified music therapists from the Music Therapy Clinic at Georgia College, our classes combine the joy of music with therapeutic support in a fun, engaging environment.

Classes are open to the public and free of charge, giving all community members the chance to experience this unique opportunity to connect, create, and celebrate music together.
Come enjoy music with us, everyone is invited! 🎵

The classes are at the Mill Hill Community Arts Center, 10:00-11:00am, on Friday: September 5th, September 19th, and October 3rd.

05/08/2025

Another "rockin'" performance in the books! We love getting to see these students shine!

01/14/2025

Happy New Year! We are excited to share an opportunity for teenagers ages 12-18. Beginning February 12, we will be offering an all-abilities Jam Band.
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This band exists to provide accessible opportunities for teenagers of various abilities and learning styles to have successful music experiences. The group will meet once a week on Wednesdays from 4:00-4:50pm for 10 weeks and will culminate in a community performance. Participants will receive one-on-one instruction on the instrument of their choice, as well as learn to play in a band.

Participants will:
•Learn basic instrument skills
•Engage in positive music making experiences together
•Work towards a community performance displaying their hard work and acquired skills
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Register today at https://upay.gcsu.edu/C20792_ustores/web/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCTID=342&SINGLESTORE=true
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1: A green graphic with white border. In the center is a red, blue, orange, and green graphic with two black guitars and a QR code. Text reads - Music Therapy Clinic at Georgia College Presents: Jam Band. Join us for an all-abilities band for teens ages 12-18. No musical experience required. $150 for 10 weeks. Weds 2/12-4/23 4:00pm. GCSU Health Sciences Building Room 116. 200 N Wilkinson St Milledgeville, GA 31061. Register Here.

01/14/2025

Happy New Year! We are excited to share an opportunity for teenagers ages 12-18. Beginning February 12, we will be offering an all-abilities Jam Band.
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This band exists to provide accessible opportunities for teenagers of various abilities and learning styles to have successful music experiences. The group will meet once a week on Wednesdays from 4:00-4:50pm for 10 weeks and will culminate in a community performance. Participants will receive one-on-one instruction on the instrument of their choice, as well as learn to play in a band.

Participants will:
•Learn basic instrument skills
•Engage in positive music making experiences together
•Work towards a community performance displaying their hard work and acquired skills
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Register today at https://upay.gcsu.edu/C20792_ustores/web/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCTID=342&SINGLESTORE=true
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1: A green graphic with a white border. In the center is a red, blue, orange, and green graphic with two black guitars and a QR code. Text reads - Music Therapy Clinic at Georgia College Presents: Jam Band. Join us for an all-abilities band for teens ages 12-18. No musical experience required. $150 for 10 weeks. GCSU Health Sciences Building Room 116. 200 N Wilkinson St Milledgeville, GA 31061. Register Here.

12/17/2024

We are so grateful for our partnership with the Baldwin County School District and are so proud of these students’ wonderful performances! 🎶

04/23/2024

Our individual and community clinic services are winding down for the semester, but we're offering a summer camp for for ages 13 and up! In collaboration .continuinged , we'll be Makin' Music!

Open to musicians of all levels, this program will give campers the opportunity to express themselves through songwriting! They will get to learn basic songwriting techniques and how to use Digital Audio Workstations and MIDI programming and recording. With this knowledge, they will then create and produce a song to share it with friends and family at a showcase at the end of the week.
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Register today at https://cpe.gcsu.edu/camp/course/course.aspx?catId=124 !
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1: A white graphic with green border. In the center is a beige graphic with a photo of two campers using headphones, MIDI instruments, and a laptop. Text reads - Registration Now Open. June 24-28, Ages 13+, $200, Makin Music Camp. Sign up! 478 - 445 - 5277 . continuingeducation@gcsu.edu }

04/22/2024

We had a blast during our spring concert with Baldwin County Schools!

04/10/2024

Happy , everyone! Grateful for music and all the wonderful relationships that happen with it.

04/03/2024

Join us Friday, April 12th at 9am for our semesterly Baldwin School’s PEC Performance! This semester, we’ve been working on a jukebox musical. See you at Oak Hill MS for “Jungle Jukebox”

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1: A white graphic with green border. In the center is a cartoon graphic of jukebox and jungle leaves on a blue background. Text reads “Jungle
Jukebox
The Baldwin County School System and the Georgia College Music Therapy Clinic invite you to join them for the music performances by the brilliant and talented students with exceptional abilities!
When: April 12, 2024, 9:00AM
Where: Oak Hill Middle School Auditorium”

02/16/2024

Meet the Staff! 👋

Let’s meet Meghan! Meghan is a board certified music therapist and currently serves as a Graduate Assistant for the MT Clinic. Learn more about her in the graphics above or description below!
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1: A green graphic with white border. On the left is a picture of Megan smiling in GC regalia. Text reads “Meghan Jennings
MT-BC
Graduate Assistant at Georgia College
• Earned a BMT from GCSU
• She has worked with adults with IDD, adults and children with psychiatric diagnoses, and adults forensic psychiatry. She practices from an adapted humanistic and feminist music therapy model, with an emphasis on improvisational and songwriting in music therapy.
• Meghan is currently working with adolescents in the Baldwin Co. School
District through the music therapy clinic.”

2: A green graphic with white border. Text reads “What I love most about music therapy?

What I look forward to every day in music therapy is the chance at experiencing what I call
“music therapy moments”. That’s what I call it when a client can freely express exactly what they’re feeling in the moment, without needing to use their words. That is what makes me excited about my job, and glad to be a music therapist. “

-Meghan Jennings]

12/07/2023

We had such a blast at our “All Originals” concert on Friday! What was your favorite song? 🎶
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Interested music therapy services at your facility? Email us at mt.clinic@gcsu.edu
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[image descriptions:
1- an elementary student singing into a microphone with MT and staff
2- high school students singing a chorus with MT
3- two elementary students playing light up sticks on bucket drums with staff
4- elementary students dancing and singing with MT and staff
5- a middle school student singing with volunteer
6- a middle school student making a beat on the iPad with MTs
7- middle school students playing egg shakers and singing with staff
8- elementary school students dancing with scarves with staff]

11/28/2023

Join us this Friday, December 1st at 9am for our semesterly Baldwin School’s PEC Performance! This semester, we’ve been working on a concert with all original written songs. See you at Oak Hill MS for “All Originals!”

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1: A green graphic with white border. In the center is a sketched graphic of an old microphone on a beige background. Text reads “All Originals!
THE BALDWIN COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM AND THE GEORGIA COLLEGE MUSIC THERAPY
CLINIC INVITE YOU TO JOIN THEM FOR MUSIC PERFORMANCES BY THE BRILLIANT AND TALENTED STUDENTS WITH EXCEPTIONAL ABILITIES!
WHEN: DECEMBER 1, 2023 AT 9:00
WHERE: OAK HILL MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM”]