Learn about our client-centered,
interactive music interventions
Music therapy is designed to meet specific goals and improve sensorimotor, emotional, cognitive, communication, and social functioning, while promoting overall health and well-being of patients. Interventions include but are not limited to singing, playing percussion and other instruments, moving to music, lyric analysis, songwriting, improvising, manipulatives/visual aides, and using music as a motivator for movement, behavior, communication, and more.
Choose in-person or new tele-therapy options so you can get high quality music therapy no matter where you live.
No prior musical abilities are necessary to start music therapy.
We help clients with:
ADHD
Music is rhythm, rhythm is structure, and structure is soothing to an ADHD brain struggling to regulate itself to stay on a linear path.
Music Therapy over time helps a child with ADHD learn to plan, anticipate, and react to various situations.
AUTISM
For clients with autism, music therapy interventions focus on enhancing:
- Social skills
- Communication
- Motor/sensory
- Emotional
- And academic/cognitive functioning
Our music therapists work in partnership with clients, families, and their care teams.
DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS
For clients with developmental delays, music therapy interventions focus on enhancing:
- Sensorimotor skills
- Speech and communication
- Problem solving
- Motor/sensory
- Self esteem
- Self control
- Coping skills and more
Our music therapists work in partnership with clients, families, and their care teams.
PARKINSON’S DISEASE, MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND OTHER NEUROLOGIC CONDITIONS
It is nearly impossible to fully lose ability to process music because it involves so many areas of the brain. And for our clients with Parkinson’s, MS and other neurological conditions, music can help get the whole brain working together again.
STROKE AND TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES
How does music therapy work in neuro rehabilitation?
We use specific, evidence-based techniques designed to address issues such as:
- Communication disorders- aphasia, apraxia, dysarthria, etc.
- Gait training
- Short and long-term memory
- Focus and attention
- Motor skills and affected side
- Emotional processing and well-being
WELLBEING & HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT
Studies have shown that music can:
- Increase cognitive performance and memory
- Reduce stress
- Help manage pain
- Improve endurance and performance
- Improve sleep
- Improve mood and motivation
- And help reduce anxiety and depression
Improve your wellbeing and healthy development whether a child, teen or adult, through music therapy.