Music therapy is an evidence-based clinical practice that uses music to address emotional, social, cognitive, and physical needs across the lifespan. Facilitated by a board certified music therapist, sessions are individualized to support growth, connection, and well-being through purposeful musical experiences.
Our individual music therapy sessions are designed to meet each client’s unique needs through personalized, one-on-one care. Sessions may include singing, instrument play, movement, songwriting, or listening, offering a creative, evidence based path to emotional expression, regulation, and growth. Led by board certified music therapists, each session provides a safe space for healing, connection, and self discovery.
We offer group music therapy sessions for all ages, including seniors, children, and teens. Groups may focus on social skills, emotional expression, anxiety support, or creative goals like songwriting. Each group is designed to foster connection, communication, and personal growth through shared musical experiences.
Our neurologic music therapy services use evidence-based techniques to support brain function and recovery. Grounded in neuroscience, these sessions target areas such as speech, movement, cognition, and emotional regulation for individuals with neurological conditions, including stroke, brain injury, Parkinson’s, and developmental disorders.
Music therapy is a recognized related service under IDEA and can be requested as part of a student’s Individualized Education Program (IEP). It may be initiated by parents or recommended by the school district to support goals in areas such as communication, social skills, emotional regulation, academic development, and executive functioning. Our board certified music therapists work collaboratively with educational teams to deliver individualized, goal-driven interventions that help students access their education and reach their full potential.
Our music therapy services for older adults are designed to support cognitive, emotional, and physical well-being. In memory care settings, music therapy can stimulate recall, improve mood, reduce agitation, and enhance quality of life. Sessions may include familiar songs, singing, movement, and instrument play, all tailored to the individual’s needs and abilities. We bring compassionate, evidence-based care to seniors in nursing homes, assisted living, and community settings.
Our hospice music therapy services provide comfort, connection, and emotional support at the end of life. Through gentle music interventions, we help manage pain, reduce anxiety, and support meaningful moments with loved ones. We also offer legacy projects, including personalized songwriting and heartbeat recordings, to honor each individual’s story and create lasting keepsakes for families.
Heartbeat recordings are a special form of musical legacy where a loved one’s actual heartbeat is recorded and set to personalized music. Often used in hospice and end of life care, this meaningful keepsake allows families to hold onto the unique rhythm of their loved one’s life, creating a lasting connection through music that is both personal and comforting.
Legacy projects in music therapy offer individuals a way to reflect on and share meaningful aspects of their lives through music. These may include songwriting, recorded messages, personalized playlists, and can be intertwined with heartbeat recordings. Designed to honor personal stories and preserve memories, legacy projects provide comfort, connection, and a lasting gift for loved ones.
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