Barbara Dunn is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with over twenty years of experience in guiding individuals toward healing and personal growth. She believes that therapy should be as individualized as the people seeking help, and her interventions can range from traditional talk therapy to the integration of arts modalities. Barbara collaborates closely with her clients to uncover the most effective strategies tailored to their unique needs and circumstances. Her therapeutic influences include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness practices, and music therapy, addressing challenges such as anxiety, depression, pain management, and relationship issues. Additionally, she helps clients navigate communication difficulties, grief, and self-expression struggles, including artistic blocks. Barbara holds advanced degrees in social work, music therapy, and interdisciplinary studies, and her doctoral research emphasized the use of music as a tool for mediation. Her diverse educational background also includes a year of post-graduate study in ethnomusicology in New Zealand. She primarily offers therapy via TeleHealth, ensuring accessibility to her transformative therapeutic practices. As Aldous Huxley stated, 'After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.' Barbara harnesses the power of music in the therapeutic process, opening doors to healing that might otherwise remain closed, and she invites individuals to explore this uniquely beneficial avenue, regardless of their prior musical experience.