Sandi Curtis Ph.D., MTA, MT-BC

About

Sandi Curtis, Ph.D., MTA, MT-BC, is a music therapist and professor emeritus at Concordia University in Montreal Canada. A musician herself, Curtis works with domestic violence survivors. She is the author of the book, Music for Women Survivors of Violence.

Recent Posts

Ending Male Violence Against Women and Girls

Shocked by the spike in numbers of women being killed in 2020? You can make a difference.

Music Therapy Can Be a Life-Changer

Are challenging times wearing you down? Music therapy could be the remedy.

Domestic Violence: What’s in a Name?

How society talks about male violence against women reflects and perpetuates it.

Music Can Dramatically Improve Life

Isolated, stressed out, or overloaded? Check out how music can help.

Music, Power, and Politics in 2020

Music is being used more than ever before to persuade, protest, and empower. Find out how you can apply the power of music in your own life.

COVID-19, Domestic Violence, and Healing Through Music

What we can learn about domestic violence during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Music for Hard Times

Looking to change your life and maybe the world? Check out the power of music.