Maya Zebley

Maya Zebley is an Assistant Professor of Practice at the University of the Pacific, specializing in music therapy and neurologic music therapy (NMT). She focuses on addressing behavioral and mental health disorders through music-based interventions, particularly with children, adolescents, and adults. Her expertise includes working with cancer survivors, dementia patients, and hospice populations.

• Education:
• MA in Music Therapy, University of the Pacific (thesis on music’s role in coping with cancer)
• BM in Songwriting, Berklee College of Music

Her research interests encompass songwriting as a therapeutic tool, collaborative clinical supervision in music therapy, and the application of NMT in healthcare settings. She has presented at national and regional conferences, including lectures on therapeutic songwriting and clinical supervision partnerships. From 2017 to 2019, she advised the Western Region American Music Therapy Association Student Affair Advisory Board.

No scientific awards or specific articles are listed in the provided text.