Our individual music therapy sessions are provided to one person at a time, during a 30-, 45-, or 60-minute period. Goals and objectives are tailored to the individual following our music therapy assessment.

Music lessons adapted for individuals with physical or cognitive differences. Available for voice, guitar, and piano. Focus areas are supporting music growth while developing the non-music skills necessary fpr music learning.

This is a program-based service, meaning we see students within their classroom group. Goals and objectives are tailored to the group as a whole, and approaches are individualized within the session based on each student’s need.

We offer the following inclusive music groups for adults":

• hand drumming

• adapted bell choir (using handchimes)

• music and mindfulness

• vocal choirs

These are two-person sessions, usually with a child with a disability and their sibling. Goals are for both children, and focus primarily on sibling relationships, bonding, and mutual support for both children.

Dyads are available upon request - speak to your music therapist if you are interested!

We work with towns and parent groups to provide six- to ten-week music therapy and recreation groups for individuals of all ages with developmental disabilities.

Designed for parents and caregivers, we provide music and mindfulness training by partnering with parent groups.

Our board-certfied music therapists are highly trained musicians, and can teach primary skills on voice, guitar, and piano. Often, music lessons are given to siblings of our therapy clients, or upon specific request from a family.

However, we respect our music educator friends and would be happy to refer you to someone if you are looking for music lessons!