I was three years old when I fell in love with music and began playing the piano. As time passed, I began to branch out to different instruments and I realized naturally I gravitated to specific genres or instruments based upon my emotional standing. I never fully understood this concept, but I knew that there was something unique about this approach. While in high school, I experienced many mental hardships and always found music as a cure. I found myself using my drum-set when I was in rage and piano when I was in despair. I researched my behaviors and concluded that I was practicing a form of Music Therapy. Improvisation is one of the four forms of Music Therapy which improved my distress and it gave me the musical freedom to play what my heart desired. Music Therapy became very important to me because of how it effortlessly impacted my well-being. Now, I find ways to incorporate all four forms of Music Therapy into my everyday life. My goal with my platform is to help heal the minds of my community using the four forms of Music Therapy; Receptive, Re-creation, Improvisation, & Composition.