Individual music therapy offers personalized support for emotional expression, stress reduction, and self-awareness. Tailored sessions use music-making and reflection to meet each person’s unique needs, promoting healing and personal growth in a safe, one-on-one environment.

Group music therapy promotes connection, communication, and emotional expression. It fosters teamwork, builds trust, and helps individuals feel supported and less isolated through shared musical experiences. 


Adaptive music lessons provide a personalized and flexible approach to learning piano, guitar, voice, or ukulele. Tailored to each individual's learning style, abilities, and musical interests, these lessons foster confidence, creativity, and skill development in a supportive and engaging environment.

Early childhood music classes support cognitive, emotional, and social development by introducing children to rhythm and sound. With parents actively involved, these classes enhance language skills, motor coordination, and creativity, while fostering connection and confidence-building for both child and caregiver.

Enhance your skills with our practical training programs for educators, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. Our interactive workshops provide resources and creative strategies for engaging individuals of all ages and abilities. Discover the science of music and the brain, and learn how music affects the body to foster emotional well-being and make a meaningful impact in your community!

We offer coaching on incorporating music in your home to support your child or loved one’s development and overall wellbeing, communicating the benefits of music therapy being a part of your child’s Individualized Education Program (IEP), and effectively advocating for other related accommodations and services.

Our music therapy services create vibrant opportunities for personal growth and connection within the community. Through engaging activities in schools and day programs, as well as older adult services that include assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and hospice care, participants develop social skills, explore their musical interests, and foster a sense of belonging. This supportive environment enhances emotional well-being and encourages meaningful relationships, making music a powerful tool for connection and healing.