Interview with Julie Guy and Angela Neve Meier

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Interview with Julie Guy and Angela Neve Meier

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Cue the Magic: Sing a New Song Podcast: Interview with Julie Guy and Angela Neve Meier from The Music Therapy Center of California, Inc.This week, Angie Kopshy sits down with music therapists Angela Neve Meier and Julie Guy to explore the magic of music therapy! They dive into how music can spark emotional regulation, teach life skills through social song stories, and bring more joy into daily routines. You’ll hear about their personal journeys, how parents can create music-rich environments at home, and why making life a musical experience builds stronger, happier connections with kids.Connect with Julie & AngelaThe Music Therapy Center of California, Inc. WebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTubeTune in and discover how small musical moments can lead to big breakthroughs!Music therapy combines the strengths of helping people and music.Music can act as a detour switch in the brain for accessing information.Social song stories help children learn and apply important life skills. Adding music to social stories can be even more powerful.Collaboration with other therapists enhances the effectiveness of music therapy. Parents can play a strong role by making sure all team members are connected and able to communicate with one another, by inviting all team members to IEP meetings, and by requesting music therapy at school. Collaboration between music therapists and educators enhances learning experiences. Advocating for music therapy requires demonstrating its necessity for a child's progress.Music can help with emotional regulation and calming techniques. There are many great songs created by music therapists with these specific goals in mind.Creating songs in music therapy can make learning fun and engaging for children - music is like glue.Parents can incorporate music into their daily lives to support their children's development.Understanding the mechanisms of music can empower parents to use it effectively.Making life a musical experience encourages play and creativity in children.Parents can enhance their child's learning by incorporating music into daily routines.Making up silly songs can engage children and make tasks more enjoyable.Music therapy sessions have hidden objectives that benefit children.Creating a musically rich environment can calm children and aid transitions. Using live music or recorded music can help children with transitions and routines.Music therapy can be really beneficial for children who learn better through auditory modalities.Small successes in music therapy can lead to significant changes over time.Julie Guy is a visionary leader, dedicated advocate, and board-certified music therapist committed to making music therapy accessible, impactful, and transformative. As the co-founder and executive director of The Music Therapy Center of California (MTCCA), Julie has spent over two decades helping individuals thrive by unlocking communication, functionality, and quality of life through music. She envisions a world where everyone, regardless of ability, can flourish as a valued member of the community—a vision that drives her work every day.Julie’s leadership has positioned MTCCA as a leading provider of exceptional music therapy services. Under her direction, the organization has grown to serve diverse populations, from children with developmental disabilities to seniors with dementia. She is also passionate about mentoring future music therapists and advancing the profession, ensuring that those entering the field have access to the tools, training, and opportunities they need to succeed.A respected thought leader, Julie has co-authored In Harmony Learning and Kibbles Rockin’ Clubhouse, resources that teach social, academic, and life skills through music. Her research has been featured in Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy, Imagine Childhood Magazine, and the American Music Therapy Association’s Leading the Way: Music Therapy Businesses of the Future. She has been honored with numerous accolades, including the ABC 10News Leadership Award (July 2024), the Profiles in Music Education Award (2015), and a California Legislature Assembly Resolution (2015).At the heart of Julie’s work is a belief that every person has a “best,” and music therapy can nurture that pursuit. Whether she’s developing new programs, advocating for increased access to services, or fostering a culture of excellence and inclusion at MTCCA, she remains passionate about transforming lives and inspiring hope—one note at a time.Angela Neve Meier is a board-certified neurologic music therapist, songwriter and co-owner of The Music Therapy Center of California. She received her master’s degree in neurologic music therapy from Colorado State University and received her bachelor’s degree in Music Education/Music Therapy from Wartburg College, graduating Summa Cum Laude.In 2015 she was awarded the Profiles in Music Education Award by the San Diego Youth Symphony and Conservatory. This award is ...