Music therapy is a research supported allied health profession that uses music as a therapeutic medium to address cognitive, communication, social, physical, emotional and behavioral needs. Individuals of all ages across a myriad of diagnoses benefit from this unique, highly effective and enjoyable therapy.

Music therapy is a research supported allied health profession that uses music as a therapeutic medium to address cognitive, communication, social, physical, emotional and behavioral needs. In the education setting, music therapy is commonly provided as an IEP related service or as educational enrichment. 

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Music therapy can also be provided to students as educational enrichment for those students who demonstrate significant educational gains through music intervention, but it has not been determined to be vital to their educational success.

Sing, Learn, Grow! is an early childhood educational music program through which the student’s overall literacy, preschool curriculum and development is supported and strengthened. Classes are led by board-certified music therapists with specialized knowledge and training in early childhood, education, and musical development. Sing, Learn, Grow strives to increase both general and musical aptitude for all learners through fun and unique music experiences.

Looking for your event? Seeking advice on how to best use music with your clients, students or patients? Let one of our knowledgeable and engaging music therapists speak on a variety of music therapy related subjects.  See commonly requested topics below:

What Is Music Therapy?

Music Therapy and Autism

Music Therapy and Early Intervention

Music Therapy in the School Setting

Language Acquisition Through Music Therapy

Medical Music Therapy 

Music Therapy and Rehabilitation

Music Therapy and Geriatrics

Music Therapy and Hospice

Music and Caregiver Wellness

Achieving Wellness Through Music

Making the Most of Your Music Resources

Music therapy is a research supported allied health profession that uses music as a therapeutic medium to address cognitive, communication, social, physical, emotional and behavioral needs. For music therapy groups, music therapists design music interventions to meet therapeutic goals while capitalizing on the unique social opportunities the group setting creates.

Music therapy is a research supported allied health profession that uses music as a therapeutic medium to address cognitive, communication, social, physical, emotional and behavioral needs.  In medical settings, music therapy can be an effective tool for addressing pain, anxiety, mood, and other symptoms to enhance quality of life and reduce the need for pharmaceutical intervention. Music therapy can provide benefits in both outpatient and inpatient settings.

Sprouting Melodies® is an age-specific program of music classes for infants, toddlers, siblings and preschoolers. Through song, instrument play and movement, these classes stimulate and enhance musical, social, physical, and emotional growth and development. They also provide a learning-rich and supportive community for busy, multitasking families and caregivers eager to help their children flourish. All classes are taught by Board Certified Music Therapists who have been trained in the Sprouting Melodies program and have a passion for music and for helping children reach their potential. 

Music therapy is a research supported allied health profession that uses music as a therapeutic medium to address cognitive, communication, social, physical, emotional and behavioral needs. In recovery and rehabilitation settings, music therapy can reach individuals struggling with mental health crises, addiction, or experiencing current or recent incarceration to work on fostering meaningful self-expression and communication, cultivating new skills for personal growth, and supporting a seamless transition and reintegration into society.