Music Therapy
Music therapy uses the power of music to enhance emotional, cognitive, and physical development in children. Through structured musical activities, children improve social skills, communication, and motor coordination.
Signs Your Child
Could Benefit
Music therapy can support children who face challenges with emotional regulation, social interaction, or need creative ways to enhance motor or cognitive development, especially if they show an interest in music but struggle with attention or coordination.
Signs your child could benefit from music therapy include, but are not limited to:
🔹 Has difficulty calming down or expressing big emotions in healthy ways
🔹 Struggles to connect or communicate with peers or caregivers
🔹 Shows anxiety or frustration in new environments or transitions
🔹 Benefits from hands-on or creative approaches to learning
🔹 Needs extra support with attention, memory, or following multi-step directions
🔹 Responds strongly to music (calming or stimulating)
🔹 Has delays in speech, movement, or social engagement
What To Expect
Music therapy involves structured musical activities such as singing, instrument play, and movement, designed to support social skills, self-expression, and physical development.
Music therapy enhances emotional well-being and cognitive skills through creative musical activities, while also supporting motor coordination and sensory processing.
Some of our music therapy services include:
Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT) – Targeting brain pathways to support speech, motor skills, and cognition.
Speech & Communication Support – Using music to encourage verbal expression and language development.
Motor Skills & Coordination – Helping with movement, balance, and fine motor tasks through rhythm-based activities.
Emotional & Behavioral Regulation – Providing a structured way for children to express emotions and build coping skills.
Sensory Integration – Using music to help with sensory processing challenges and self-regulation.
Social & Play Skills – Encouraging engagement, turn-taking, and peer interaction through music.
Cognitive Development – Supporting memory, attention, and problem-solving through interactive musical experiences.
How We Help
Request an Appointment
Do you have specific concerns or think your child could benefit from therapy? Fill out the form in the link below to get started with us.