Alan Reitman has dedicated his life to the field of therapy, driven by a deep understanding of trauma, anxiety, and the quest for personal meaning. Since embarking on this journey in 1983, he has become a seasoned music therapist and psychotherapist, working with thousands of courageous individuals seeking change in their lives. With a profound respect for the unique journeys of each client, he is committed to guiding them toward healthier, more effective coping mechanisms and healing. Alan earned his degree in Music Therapy with a Piano Concentration from Temple University in 1983, followed by a Master's in the same field in 1988, and a Ph.D. in Psychoeducational Processes, specializing in Group Psychology, in 1997. He predominantly supports adolescents and adults facing challenges such as chemical dependence, emotional disturbances, and anxiety. His treatment methodology is client-centered, thoughtfully blending various psychotherapy models to deliver compassionate, clinically effective care. Notably, he has developed innovative therapeutic models, including group music therapy for addiction settings, the Music Video Group for at-risk youth, and specialized interventions for performance anxiety.