Carrie Davoli is a board-certified music therapist who is passionate about healing people through her voice work and songwriting.

Carrie has practiced music therapy for over 8 years and has a background working at various schools, children’s hospitals and non-profit organizations, bringing the healing power of music therapy to clients, patients and families.

Carrie studied music therapy at Drexel University in Philadelphia, where she started the first music therapy internship program at A.I. Dupont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, Delaware. After completing her studies Carrie moved to New York City, where she worked as a music therapist at The Kravis Children's Hospital at Mount Sinai working one-on-one with patients and families in intensive medical situations and using her skills to help improve patients quality of life. Carrie gained the skills and tools during her time within a hospital environment to provide holistic healing opportunities to those in need through the power of music.

Bringing her talents to the West Coast in 2011, she has since worked part-time at Children's Hospital and Research Center Oakland and for the Imagination Heals Program, bringing the expressive arts to various hospitals throughout the country.

Carrie began studying with Suzanne Sterling at the Globe Institute in the fall of 2012, learning to integrate voice healing techniques and song creations that inspire, motivate and transform lives.