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About Vacaville Music Therapy
Vacaville Music Therapy was founded in 2014 by Brianna McCulloch, MM, MT-BC. Housed within Shine Therapy Center, VMT provides the ideal environment for children with special needs to thrive in the music therapy environment--two dedicated music therapy rooms, access to two sensory gyms, and the optional benefit of working with an interdisciplinary team of professionals including, speech, occupational and physical therapy, as well as ABA.
Vacaville Music Therapy provides services throughout Solano County in community settings, including Adult Day programs.
Our Therapists
Our Therapists
Brianna McCulloch, MM, MT-BC is a Board-Certified Music Therapist from Vacaville, CA. A graduate of Will C. Wood High School, Brianna received the Buck Scholarship in 2003 and went on to earn a Bachelor of Music in applied voice from The Master's University (CA) in 2007. She completed a master's degree in music therapy at the University of Miami (FL) in 2013. She completed her internship at the Veteran's Home of California at Yountville, where she worked in the skilled nursing facility and collaborated with the rehab teams to address needs related to stroke, Parkinson's disease, and other medical diagnoses.
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Brianna founded Vacaville Music Therapy in 2014. Initially housed as a division of the Young Artist's Conservatory of Music, Brianna moved to Shine Therapy Center in 2016.
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