AMTA E-course Catalog
Research Review Series for AMTA Members
Access this series of continuing education e-courses available while you are a member of AMTA! Read research from recently published journals, complete assignments, and earn CMTE credits! New e-courses will be added as additional journal issues are published so check back often!
For Members and Non-members:
E-courses Available for Purchase at AMTA-U
Welcome to the catalog of self-study AMTA E-courses from the American Music Therapy Association. Order your user-friendly AMTA E-course and receive everything you need to listen and learn at your leisure. Click on a desired course below to learn more and see learning objectives and schedules in the online store descriptions:
Note: The cost of each e-course purchase entitles one individual to participate in and complete the e-course for CMTE credit. If a course is being purchased for multiple individuals, it must be purchased separately for each participant. CMTE, ethics, and/or LCAT credits available are indicated next to each course below. If a course does not say it provides these credits, then it is not eligible.
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All rights reserved. No part of any AMTA E-course, the workbook or the audio, may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, sharing links, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without prior written permission from the CEO of AMTA.
AMTA E-courses are approved by the Certification Board for Music Therapists for the specified number of Continuing Music Therapy Education (CMTE) credits. AMTA (#P-051) maintains responsibility for program quality and adherence to CBMT policies and criteria.
AMTA E-Course Cancellation/Refund Policy: Refunds for cancellations are available by written request only and must be mailed or emailed to the AMTA national office. 80% of fees will be refunded due to handling/processing time. NO REFUNDS will be made if a CMTE course certificate has been issued. Please plan ahead. Refunds are processed within 45 days of request. You are responsible for providing a valid postal address where a check can be mailed and received. Banks do not accept checks more than 90 days after their issue date, so please present this check to your bank for payment as soon as possible in order to insure you are able to access the funds. Checks uncashed after 120 days will be voided.
All continuing education course participants may file a grievance if they disagree with the receipt/non-receipt of Continuing Music Therapy Education (CMTE) credits for their participation in any continuing education opportunity for which CMTE credits are offered. To report a grievance, contact the e-course manager (for e-courses), conference director (for conference activities), or a member of the national office staff with a clear and concise description of the concern and stated desired outcome within 60 days of the completion of the CMTE credit opportunity. The AMTA CEO will be notified and a response will be sent within 90 days. All participants have the right to have their grievance addressed by the Continuing Education Committee of CBMT in the event that the Approved Provider's Grievance Procedure is exhausted should the grievance be unresolved.
Each conference presentation proposal goes through an anonymous review process. Reviewers include clinicians, educators, and researchers from all regions of AMTA with a variety of expertise including specializations in research and in diversity, equity and inclusion. Presenters are chosen based on relevant qualifications, credentials, and expertise relative to the subject matter. All presenters for special courses for conference and e-courses must submit a curriculum vita which will be kept on file. In the event of courses that are based on research articles from the Journal of Music Therapy or Music Therapy Perspectives, the qualifications of authors are collected during the research article submission process.