I am delighted to share my experience as a student at Chula, particularly highlighting the invaluable support and kindness extended by the professors and my fellow cohort members. The diverse perspectives of music therapy shared by educators from America, Europe, and Asia have been instrumental in shaping my unique approach. The encouragement to apply varied knowledge has allowed me to develop my own identity as a music therapist. Chula’s global perspective and nurturing environment have provided me with a well-rounded foundation for my future in the field.

My internship experiences included Rajanukul Institute (Children with special needs), Siriraj Hospital, Palliative Care Center.

My internship at Rajanukul Institute in Bangkok during my MA studies was an enriching experience where I learned to apply music clinically to support the development of children with special needs. It was fulfilling to see how our passion for music could make a meaningful impact on others. The support from the staff and the valuable clinical supervision played a pivotal role in my personal and professional growth over these two years. I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the well-being of these children and for the guidance that has shaped my journey in the field.

I am currently working as a part-time music therapist at Arunothai Center, specializing in children and adolescents with special needs.

What I love most about being a music therapist in this setting is the vibrant energy, joy, and active engagement that characterize our sessions. It’s truly heartwarming to witness the enthusiasm and enjoyment that the clients bring to the therapeutic process. By using music as a medium, I have discovered a unique and effective way to connect with them, supporting their overall well-being. It’s a fulfilling experience to contribute to their growth and to see the positive impact of music therapy in their lives.