Sam has always had a passion for making music with others. She primarily works with children ages 6mos – 12yrs and their families who have experienced trauma. As a music therapist, Sam believes in a relational systems-informed holistic approach.
Vasheti Quiros, Executive Director, shares about how the Music Project continues to support the community as well as how the community can help sustain the Music Project.
Greta’s favorite people are people, especially the toddler and child people who are right at kissing level. She also enjoys taller people, who she will find ways to give kisses to, so don’t worry.
Yana works to amplify the lived experience of the identities of the people they meet in the music therapy space, with an emphasis on neurodivergent and disabled identities.
Working with elementary children who have a history of trauma or are in unstable home settings is an engaging kind of work that has drawn Colby towards radical work in behavior program settings.
I love the connections we get to have with our clients and with one another as a staff.
Retired from the Air Force, Karen loves programming and clients at the Music Project. But, she most loves the staff.
On Veterans Day, we had the privilege to celebrate and honor our military veterans. It was a joy-filled time together as one community.
Inspired by the passion, skill and heart of the music therapists, Emily is proud to have started a music therapy program for patients at The Everett Clinic.
Victoria Fansler is a Neurologic Music Therapist at the Snohomish County Music Project. She studied Music Therapy at Arizona State University and completed her internship here. She works with at-risk youth programs, particularly children who have experienced trauma in Marysville, Quil Ceda, the Denney Juvenile Justice Center, and the South Everett Mukilteo Boys & Girls Club.
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