Board-Certified Music Therapy
Compassionate, evidence-based music therapy for individuals, families, healthcare organizations, and community programs across every stage of life.
MT-BC | MBA, Complex Health Systems | 10+ Years Clinical Experience | Bilingual Care
Serving Miami and South Florida in person, with virtual services available.
Who I Serve
From the earliest days of life through its final chapter, I meet people wherever they are, in Miami, across South Florida, and virtually.
Supporting growth, communication, and emotional development.
Prenatal, NICU, postpartum, and perinatal support.
Mental health, medical, neurologic, and rehabilitation support.
Memory care, dementia, healthy aging, and caregiver support.
Hospitals, hospices, schools, senior communities, and community programs.
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Her ability to connect with participants through music fosters emotional safety, meaningful expression, and genuine human connection.Michelle Suero · Children's Bereavement Center
What I Offer
Every service is grounded in clinical research and shaped around the people it serves, available in person across Miami and South Florida, with virtual services available. Select a service to learn more.
For children, adolescents, and adults. Individualized, evidence-based care to support emotional, cognitive, physical, and social goals.
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For individuals and families navigating loss or serious illness. Compassionate support through every stage of the journey.
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For seniors in memory care, assisted living, or at home. Music that supports memory, engagement, and meaningful connection.
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For pregnancy, postpartum, early parenthood, and perinatal loss. Music therapy that nurtures bonding, emotional support, and healing.
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For healthcare professionals and organizations. Training, consultation, and continuing education grounded in clinical practice. Current CE course: $175 · 7 CMTE credits, including 1 ethics credit · pre-recorded and self-paced.
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Music reaches places words cannot. It can support regulation, evoke memory, encourage movement, and create opportunities for expression when words are difficult.
Processing grief, anxiety, and trauma in a safe, regulated space.
Supporting memory, attention, and orientation across conditions.
Encouraging movement, breath, and rehabilitation through rhythm.
Rebuilding connection, expression, and a sense of belonging.
Inara means “shining light.” Our rising sun represents hope, new beginnings, and the belief that meaningful connection is possible through every stage of life.
Illuminating lives through the power of music.
About Me
I'm Christina Zayas, a Board-Certified Music Therapist and the founder of Inara Music Therapy. I believe music has the power to bring hope, foster connection, and support healing during every stage of life. My approach is compassionate, evidence-based, and personalized to the unique goals and strengths of every individual, family, and organization I serve.
Whether supporting someone through grief, mental health challenges, aging, developmental needs, or life's transitions, my goal is simple: to create meaningful musical experiences that help people feel seen, supported, and empowered.
Professional Education
Continuing education, consultation, and training for music therapists, healthcare organizations, and allied professionals, grounded in current research and real clinical practice.
DBT-Informed Bereavement Care
$175 · 7 CMTE credits, including 1 ethics credit · pre-recorded, self-paced.
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Every relationship begins with a conversation. There's no pressure — just a chance to be heard.
Start Your InquiryGet in Touch
Tell me a little about what you're looking for, and I'll respond personally within two business days.
Looking for music therapy services? The full inquiry form takes about three minutes and helps me understand exactly what you need before we talk.
Questions
None at all. Music therapy isn't about performing or skill — it's about using music as a tool for connection and healing. I'll guide every step.
People of all ages and abilities — from children and families to older adults in memory care, individuals managing mental health, and those navigating grief.
Yes. Many services are available both in-person and virtually, depending on your needs and goals.
Absolutely. I provide trainings, workshops, and continuing education for healthcare facilities and professional organizations. Reach out to discuss your team's needs.