Healing starts here.
Whether you struggle with anxiety, loneliness, depression, addiction, trauma, grief, or conflict, we strive to reach you, the person. Olive Branch Therapeutic Services offers alternative approaches including music therapy, brain-based interventions, and evidence-based practices to empower the individual to navigate through whatever adversity they are experiencing. Our therapist aims to provide tangible and functional tools to create peace within your relationships and your daily living.
Olive Branch utilizes music therapy techniques that offer a non-threatening and novel approach when no other modality seems to work. Music interventions utilized in Olive Branch Therapeutic Services include:
Lyric Analysis
Songwriting
Improvisational music and live music making
Active music listening techniques
Music facilitating movement or relaxation
Processing
Psychoeducational interventions
Startegies for coping and self-regulation
Somatic interventions for regulation and trauma treatment
Trauma-Focused Treatment
Molly Warren, MM, LPMT, MT-BC, CTP, Licensed Professional Music Therapist and Certified Trauma Professional, received her Masters degree in Music Therapy from Colorado State University. She also has experience working at a flagship residential treatment facility were she was trained in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics and trauma-informed creative arts therapy intervention, specifically working with individuals with trauma and neglect backgrounds. She additionally has experience working in acute psychiatric care and intensive outpatient settings where she worked with adult, adolescent, and pediatric general mental health populations.
Her philosophy is to introduce novel and authentic modalities to best reach the needs of her clients to create a genuine and individualized experience.
Music Therapy is a professional health discipline that uses the clinical application of music to facilitate non-musical functional goals. Music therapy treatment techniques encourage positive change in cognitive, physical, social, and psychological skills of individuals. When applied by the trained and licensed therapist, these scientifically-based music therapy techniques can offer a non-threatening and novel approach to the therapeutic process. Music therapy can also expedite the therapeutic process in conjunction with other therapy modalities.
Molly Warren
MM, LPMT, MT-BC, CTP