Individual Music Therapy
One-on-one treatment designed to address each client’s physical, emotional, cognitive, communication, and social needs.
Evidence-based care
Individualized and group clinical music therapy services guided by client goals and delivered by board-certified music therapists.
Understanding the service
Music therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions by board-certified music therapists to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship.
Simply put, music therapy uses music to help people work on skills, meet challenges, and improve their quality of life. A music therapist might invite someone to sing, play an instrument, move to a beat, write a song, or listen to familiar music. Each activity is chosen for a reason, based on what that person wants or needs to accomplish.
For example, music can create opportunities to practice communication, build confidence, express feelings, improve movement, strengthen memory, or connect with others. Sessions are adapted to each person’s abilities, interests, and goals.
You do not need to know how to play an instrument or sing well to benefit from music therapy. The focus is not on musical performance—it is on using music as a tool for meaningful growth, connection, and well-being.
How we help
One-on-one treatment designed to address each client’s physical, emotional, cognitive, communication, and social needs.
Therapeutic groups organized around common treatment goals while encouraging social interaction and peer support.
Individual therapy
Appropriateness of services and treatment goals are determined individually. Examples of populations and needs include:
Group therapy
Family support
MGMT also offers parent education, caregiver coaching, family music sessions, home program development, and community resource consultation.
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MGMT also offers adaptive and traditional private music lessons through our Music Education program.
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