Nevada § 640D.060 “Music therapy” defined

Nevada Statutes

§ 640D.060 — “Music therapy” defined

Nevada § 640D.060

Title 54PROFESSIONS, OCCUPATIONS AND BUSINESSES

Ch. 640DMusic

GENERAL PROVISIONS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 640D.060 (2026).

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“Music therapy” means the clinical use of music interventions by a licensee to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed a music therapy program approved by the Board. The term does not include:

1.The practice of psychology or medicine;

2.The psychological assessment or treatment of couples or families;

3.The prescribing of drugs or electroconvulsive therapy;

4.The medical treatment of physical disease, injury or deformity;

5.The diagnosis or psychological treatment of a psychotic disorder;

6.The use of projective techniques in the assessment of personality;

7.The use of psychological, neuropsychological, psychometric assessment or clinical tests designed to identify or classify abnormal or pathological human b

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“Music therapy” means the clinical use of music interventions by a licensee to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed a music therapy program approved by the Board. The term does not include:
1. The practice of psychology or medicine;
2. The psychological assessment or treatment of couples or families;
3. The prescribing of drugs or electroconvulsive therapy;
4. The medical treatment of physical disease, injury or deformity;
5. The diagnosis or psychological treatment of a psychotic disorder;
6. The use of projective techniques in the assessment of personality;
7. The use of psychological, neuropsychological, psychometric assessment or clinical tests designed to identify or classify abnormal or pathological human behavior or to determine intelligence, personality, aptitude, interests or addictions;
8. The use of individually administered intelligence tests, academic achievement tests or neuropsychological tests;
9. The use of psychotherapy to treat the concomitants of organic illness;
10. The diagnosis of any physical or mental disorder; or
11. The evaluation of the effects of medical and psychotropic drugs.