About Music Therapy
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No. Musical experience isn’t necessary — music therapy is about using music to support communication, emotional expression, and growth. Everyone can benefit, regardless of skill level.
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Description text goes hereSessions vary depending on each young person’s needs and interests. Activities may include singing, instrument play, improvisation, songwriting, lyric analysis, or focused listening. Sessions are designed to be flexible and engaging — no two are exactly the same
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Music therapy uses music as a tool for emotional and social growth, not performance. Sessions focus on supporting mental health, communication, and confidence, rather than teaching musical skills or grades.
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Yes. Music therapy can be especially effective for non-verbal children, offering non-verbal ways to communicate and express themselves safely and creatively.
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Item description We use a wide range of accessible instruments including drums, tambourines, keyboards, chime bars, ukuleles, and more. Sessions are tailored to each child’s comfort level and interests.