The clinical and evidence-based use of music to accomplish individualized, non-musical, functional goals. Music engages both cognitive and emotional systems, making it especially effective for individuals who cannot access traditional talk-based interventions.

Music therapy supports

• Emotional regulation, identification, and expression

• Functional communication, relationship-building, and social skills

• Coping skills and executive functioning

• Self-advocacy and increasing independence

• Attention and engagement

• and more!

No musical background or talent is required! The therapist meets each individual in the here and now, using music as a flexible, non-threatening tool to support their specific goals. A natural responsiveness to music is all that's needed. Most individuals find music to be an engaging and motivating medium from the very first session.

• Children, teens, and adults ages 3 and up

• Individuals with ASD and other Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

• Families seeking a creative, personalized approach to therapy

• Special education programs in schools (Preschool, K-12, and 21+)

• Community, day habilitation, and nonprofit programs

• Individual Music Therapy

• Group Music Therapy

• In-Home Sessions

• School-Based Services

• Community Programs

• Family, caregiver, & sibling sessions

• Interdisciplinary team collaboration

• Parent and staff trainings

• Post-Secondary Transition Support

• Clinical supervision