music therapy

Veterans at Battle Creek VA are using music to help them navigate mental and physical challenges.

CreatiVets provides the public and Veteran community with the opportunity to stream songs written by Veterans for Veterans for free.

A piano was headed to auction when a VA music therapist decided to use it to entertain and comfort Veterans in Eastern Oklahoma VA hospital lobby.

Alicia Chopyk uses music therapy to help Veterans in the Wilmington VA Community Living Center heal.

Katelynn Quinn, music therapist, on piano playing in hospitals: “If music can help bring more joy to our Veterans, I’m all for it.” Some transformations in Veterans have been borderline miraculous.

Muskogee Art Guild decorated guitars for Veterans used as part of music therapy program offered in partnership with Challenge America.

Gabriela Mejia is an artist using her talents to decorate guitars for Veterans participating in Challenge America's Music Therapy Program.

Challenge America and Guitars For Vets are partnering to build camaraderie and opportunities through guitar instruction and live events.

Music therapy shows Veterans that readjustment doesn’t have to be a solo performance. Here’s two fellow combat Veterans jamming.

Vietnam Veteran gives Veterans free guitar and song writing lessons. He helped some with PTSD write their songs down and record their own album.

Central Virginia VA offers wide range of virtual services for enrolled Veterans. VA Telehealth Services since the pandemic up by 1,200%.

When you hear music playing do you automatically find yourself swaying, toe tapping, or feel like bursting out in dance? Well – you are not alone! Studies have shown that moving to the beat is built into our nervous systems.