Welcome to Prospect Music Therapy

Loren (she/her) is a board-certified music therapist and the founder of Prospect Music Therapy. She has been a music therapist since 1998 and holds degrees in Music Therapy & Creative Arts Therapy – Music Therapy from the University of Dayton and MCP Hahnemann University in Philadelphia, respectively. She has experience providing music therapy in a variety of settings, including special education, hospice care, dementia care, and the medical field. Outside of music therapy, Loren loves cooking, reading, traveling, going on long walks, and spending time with her family. 

Laura (she/her) earned her bachelor’s degree from Illinois State University, where she studied theatre and English. When she is not at the Prospect Music Therapy clinic providing administrative support to staff and clients, you can find her working backstage at a local theatre as a full-time wardrobe supervisor. In her spare time, Laura enjoys exploring thrift stores, visiting the library, and re-watching her favorite comfort shows.

Elizabeth (she/her) has been a music therapist since 2004 and holds degrees in Music Therapy from Western Illinois University and St. Mary-of-the-Woods College. She has received additional designations in end-of-life care & NICU-based music therapy practices as well. Elizabeth has experience working in a variety of settings, including special education, early intervention, hospital, clinic, and nursing home environments. She brings patience, humor, and compassion to all of her sessions and holds the belief that everyone is capable of transformational change when they choose to tell their story with others. In her spare time, Elizabeth enjoys reading and spending time with her family.

Camille (she/her) has been a music therapist since 2021 and holds a degree in Music Therapy from Belmont University. Camille has clinical experience supporting individuals in a variety of settings, and she focuses on meeting each person where they are in the moment while also empowering them to grow and engage positively with the world both within and beyond music therapy sessions. In her free time, Camille loves spending time with her loved ones, reading, and working out.

Payton (she/her) has been a music therapist since 2024 and has a degree in Music Therapy & Horn Performance from Baldwin Wallace University. She has experience supporting individuals across the lifespan and strives to create individualized experiences rooted in joy & exploration, consistently utilizing humor, compassion, and enthusiasm to connect. Payton is deeply passionate about community care, culturally competent care, and grief work, and she has completed additional training in neurologic music therapy. In her free time, Payton enjoys traveling, eating ice cream, and spending time with her snuggly cat, Beanie.

Virginia (she/they) has been a music therapist since 2024 and holds a degree in Music Therapy from her time at Eastern Michigan University and Valparaiso University, respectively. They are currently pursuing a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Governors State University and have completed additional training in neurologic music therapy. Virginia has worked with private therapy clients as well as individuals in a variety of settings, including schools and senior living facilities. Virginia hopes to utilize their passion for music and music therapy to provide person-centered care that empowers others and positively impacts the community. Outside of music therapy, Virginia enjoys playing bassoon, teaching private lessons, video and table-top games, Latin & classical studies, and spending time with her cats, Twain and Auggie.

Amy (she/her) has been a music therapist since 2025 and holds a certificate in Music Therapy from St. Mary-of-the-Woods College, as well as a degree in Vocal Performance from California State University. Amy has worked with clients from childhood through hospice care, and she loves witnessing how clients grow and are impacted by the power of music. As a music therapist, Amy meets each client where they are and utilizes a variety of music experiences to support clients in achieving their goals and reaching their potential. In her spare time, Amy enjoys gardening, crafting, cooking/baking, doing home improvement projects, and being outdoors.

Eddie (he/him) has been a music therapist since 2025 and has bachelor’s degrees in Music Therapy and Popular Music from St. Mary-of-the-Woods College and the University of Southern California, respectively. Eddie enjoys working with individuals of all ages and brings a deep musical knowledge and playful, easygoing personality to his work. He believes that everyone should have access to meaningful musical experiences and is particularly interested in community music therapy, play therapy practices, and music-centered approaches.