As a client-centered music therapist, Casey is passionate about developing individual and group therapeutic goals for clients. Music therapy sessions are a place to explore, create, and discover the power of music within a therapeutic relationship. Casey utilizes adaptive music lessons, improvisation, songwriting, movement, and dialogue to foster the music therapy process.

Casey Marsh has been a Board-certified Music Therapist practicing in the Greater Boston area since 2019. While pursuing her master’s degree, she completed year-long internships with Goddard House Assisted Living in Brookline and the Perkins School for the Blind in Watertown. After graduating, she worked for four years providing in-home music therapy through Care Dimensions Pediatric Palliative and Hospice program. Casey has worked with clients of all ages and abilities, including infants, children, and teens with a variety of developmental, emotional, and physical needs, and adults with dementia and age-related illnesses. She has experience working in educational, home-health, and residential facility settings.

Casey's musical background includes studies in Opera, Sacred music, Folk, and Bluegrass styles. For four years, Casey performed children's concerts and co-taught music classes in the Connecticut area with children’s songwriter Eleanor Robinson. Casey is dedicated to the growth of the expressive therapies field and stays actively involved as a presenter and supervising students at educational conferences. She is delighted to join the faculty of Brookline Music School.

B.M. Vocal Performance, Western Connecticut State University

M.A. Clinical Mental Health Counseling in Music Therapy, Lesley University