Josh Millrod is a dedicated trauma-informed creative arts therapist, specializing in music psychotherapy for both adults and adolescents. In his private practice, he skillfully integrates music-centered music therapy with experiential psychotherapy, creating a holistic approach that addresses the complex emotional and psychological needs of his...
Josh Millrod is a dedicated trauma-informed creative arts therapist, specializing in music psychotherapy for both adults and adolescents. In his private practice, he skillfully integrates music-centered music therapy with experiential psychotherapy, creating a holistic approach that addresses the complex emotional and psychological needs of his clients. With a focus on treating depression, anxiety, and complex trauma, Josh is committed to building a somatically-oriented practice that fosters healing through creativity and self-expression.
Currently, Josh is working towards certification in Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP), a modality that emphasizes the importance of emotional experience in the therapeutic process. This training complements his existing expertise in Guided Imagery and Music, allowing him to deepen the transformative experiences he offers. By blending verbal, expressive, and somatic therapies, Josh creates a safe and nurturing environment where clients can explore their emotions and experiences, ultimately leading to profound personal growth.
In addition to his therapeutic work, Josh leverages his skills in digital strategy and marketing to expand his practice's reach. He utilizes web analytics and social media to connect with a broader audience, ensuring that those in need of support can easily access his services. His commitment to landing page optimization and digital media strategies reflects his understanding of the modern therapeutic landscape, where accessibility and engagement are paramount. Through his innovative approach, Josh Millrod is not only transforming individual lives but also contributing to the evolving field of music psychotherapy.