Nicholas Scott

Nicholas Scott (MA, MTA, Neurologic Music Therapist ™, LCT-C, EMDR- candidate, Reiki Master Teacher)

Nicholas is a Certified Music Therapist (MTA) with the Canadian Association of Music Therapists (CAMT) and is a Masters of Arts (MA) graduate in Music Therapy from Concordia Univserity, Montreal, CA. When at Concordia, he studied the impacts of homelessness on youth and the impacts of Community Music Therapy initiatives for promoting social support. Since then he has been continuing his education by becoming certified in:

  • Neurologic Music Therapy™ (NMT™) - Music Therapist through the Academy of Neurologic Music Therapy, University of Toronto ON.

  • Licensed Counselling Therapist - Candidate (LCT-C) with the College of Counselling Therapists of NB.

  • Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing Therapist - Candidate (EMDR - Candidate) through Envision Academy.

Music has always played an important role in Nicholas’ life, with vocals being one of his main instruments since childhood. Music always offered a way to self express, bond with family/friends and always remains a source for creativity. While undergoing his bachelors of Fine Arts, at York University, Toronto ON, Nicholas studied performance and education in the trumpet, piano, guitar and other diverse instruments. Nicholas knows that music is a resource to draw upon when life is challenging and offers a creative expression that fosters individual and communal change.

Concurrently, he also studied Reiki, with Melanie Ollenberg at Kore Changes, Inner Arts Collective, Toronto ON, and completed his Master/Teacher Level in January 2017. Reiki taught Nicholas the values of energy work, as well as emphasized self discovery, and promoted deep self compassion and healing for himself and others.

Continued study in Reiki, Music Therapy and Counselling, characterize how Nicholas approaches the healing journey with clients. Nicholas knows that each person has strengths that can be nurtured into a resource. Each person is unique in their experience and a wholistic approach is essential to healing the root cause of presenting needs.