Caroline Calhoun, MT-BC is a board-certified music therapist. She completed her clinical internship at The Music Settlement in 2020 and graduated from Ohio University in 2021. She received her board certification in 2021. Through The Music Settlement, Caroline currently serves adult clients with diagnoses such as substance use disorder, anxiety, depression, autism, and other mood disorders and developmental disabilities. She works on-site with individual clients and also contracts with agencies including an addiction treatment center, a social services organization, and a transitional housing center. She utilizes a person-centered approach in her work and has a strong interest in mental health settings.

Patty Console, MT-BC is a Board Certified Music Therapist. She graduated from Western Michigan University in 1980 and has been a practicing Music Therapist for over 20 years. She began working at The Music Settlement in 2006. On site at The Music Settlement, she currently serves clients with diagnosis such as autism, MR/DD, or mood disorders. She is also contracted by the Salvation Army to serve several populations such as women and men living in sheltered or transitional housing; individuals reintegrating to the community from forensic or drug and alcohol rehabilitation. She is a member of AMTA and AOMT.

Education

Hannah Floyd joined TMS in 2021. She is a recent graduate from Slippery Rock University where she majored in music therapy and voice performance. Though she went to school in Pennsylvania, she is from Sheffield Ohio making her a native to the Cleveland area. Hannah follows a person-centered approach to music therapy within her sessions. When she is not in the office or traveling to agencies, she also has a profession in photography. Hannah is very grateful to have joined The Music Settlement music therapy staff.

Carol has worked for non-profits in the Cleveland area for over 30 years. Her background includes administrative work, as well as volunteer management and fundraising. Carol graduated from Cleveland State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. In addition to working at The Music Settlement, Carol enjoys playing piano and is an accompanist for her church and student solo competitions. In the past, she has been a pianist for local community theater productions and the alumni from The Singing Angels. Carol lives in Bay Village with her cat, Charlie.

Sarah Murrin, MT-BC is a Board-Certified Music Therapist. She graduated from Baldwin Wallace University with a Bachelor of Music and a Minor in Psychology. Sarah completed her music therapy internship in San Diego, CA at MusicWorx Inc. It was there that she gained experience in working with neurodivergent individuals in long-term settings, with infants, children, adolescents, and adults in the medical setting, with older adults experiencing memory loss in eldercare, and with terminally ill patients in hospice care. At The Music Settlement, Sarah serves several school districts and individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders. Sarah has presented her findings on the Role of Relationships in Music Therapy: An Analysis of the Intrapersonal Experience at the regional and national levels. She stays active in the community as a musician in the Kaboom Collective studio orchestra.

Anne Reed, MT-BC is a Board Certified Music Therapist and is currently the Interim Chair for the Center. She graduated from Baldwin Wallace College in 1988. Anne joined the music therapy department at The Music Settlement in 1989, where she served as a staff music therapist, staff supervisor, and internship supervisor. In 2005, Anne left TMS and accepted a position with Beech Brook, where she served as the Music Therapy Program Manager for nine years, overseeing the research conducted at the agency with children and adolescents who have experienced trauma and demonstrated severe emotional disturbances and attachment issues. In October of 2014, Anne returned to The Music Settlement. She became the Clinical Director at the agency in August of 2016. Aside from her administrative responsibilities, she conducts individual music therapy sessions with children and adults having multiple disabilities such as attention deficit disorder, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, epilepsy, apraxia of speech, and autism. Anne has co-authored articles in the Journal of Music Therapy and other journals. Anne has presented at regional and national music therapy conferences, an international conference on conflict resolution at Cuyahoga Community College, and for the Adoption Network of Greater Cleveland. She has co-presented on the topics of music therapy and abuse recovery and attachment issues for undergraduate music therapy students and graduate social work students at local and state universities. Anne completed her Neurologic Music Therapy training in 2000 and received her second Fellowship in October of 2017 from The Robert F. Unkefer Academy for Neurologic Music Therapy.

Amy has been a board-certified music therapist since 2007. She graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy and a Minor in Psychology and received her Master of Music in Music Therapy from Colorado State University.

Amy has worked with a variety of clients over the years, however, her primary clinical experience has been providing music therapy services to children with Autism and other developmental disorders. She has extensive experience in private practice and school-based music therapy services. Most recently, Amy was an Adjunct Professor of Music Therapy at West Virginia University. In her eight years with West Virginia University, she consulted with the university to draft the undergraduate degree program, was co-chair of the committee that hired the first program director, served as the first Assistant Professor of Music Therapy in the WVU School of Medicine to create the clinical hospital programs including a volunteer musician program and an AMTA National Roster Internship Program, and served as the Director of Music Therapy in the undergraduate degree program.

Amy is passionate about advocating for access to music therapy services for all persons. In addition to attending National advocacy meetings and events, she has served as Government Relations Chair for the Mid-Atlantic Region of the American Music Therapy Association as well as Chair for the West Virginia State Task Force on Occupational Regulations.