Welcome to Prospect Music Therapy

Loren is a board-certified music therapist and the founder of Prospect Music Therapy. She studied music therapy at the University of Dayton and later completed her master’s degree in Creative Arts Therapy – Music Therapy at MCP Hahnemann University in Philadelphia. Loren has experience providing music therapy in a variety of settings including special education, hospice, dementia care, and the medical field. She loves working in Mount Prospect, the community where she lives with her husband, four children, and chihuahua, Skippy.

Bella completed her master’s degree in Communication, Media and Theatre at Northeastern Illinois University. She recently moved to Mount Prospect with her family and is thrilled to be able to work in this amazing community. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, attending the theatre, and spending time with her husband, son and miniature poodle.

Elizabeth Klinger is an experienced music therapist who has worked with individuals in schools, hospitals, private homes, clinics and skilled nursing environments. Prior to beginning her work at Prospect Music Therapy, she helped establish two first-time medical music therapy programs and managed a multidisciplinary team of creative arts therapists. Elizabeth received her undergraduate degree in music therapy from Western Illinois University and a Master of Arts in Music Therapy from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. Elizabeth has earned designations in end-of-life care music therapy (HPMT) and NICU-based practices (NICU-MT). She is also a skilled presenter and writer, having offered educational contributions to various organizations including the American Music Therapy Association, Association of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Nurses (APHON), Lurie Children’s, March of Dimes, Rush University and the Association of Child Life Professionals. 

Elizabeth specializes in supervision, program development and play-based music therapy techniques that help clients and caregivers co-regulate, connect, and attune to each other. She uses an integrative and strengths-based approach when addressing attachment, communication, sensory, somatic, and developmental needs of clients. Elizabeth brings compassion, patience, and humor to her sessions, and believes that we are all capable of transformational change when we choose to share our story with others. When not working, Elizabeth enjoys spending time with her partner and children and is an avid reader.

Camille studied music therapy at Belmont University and completed her degree in 2021. Her clinical internship was at Giant Steps School which provided her the experience of working with autistic children. Camille’s approach to therapy focuses on meeting each individual where they are in the moment and empowering them to grow and translate the positive therapeutic change found in music therapy sessions to real-life skills they can utilize every day. Camille loves to read, workout, and spend time with family and friends.

Jenny studied music therapy and music performance at Michigan State University. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Music Therapy at Alverno College. Jenny has worked primarily in memory care, hospice, and mental health settings. For fun, Jenny enjoys riding a tandem bicycle with her husband, spending time with family, friends, and her two cats, Thurston and Thora.