What is Music Therapy?

Music therapy is an evidence-based healthcare profession that uses music to support meaningful growth, well-being, and quality of life. Led by a board-certified music therapist, each session is individualized to meet a person's unique strengths, needs, and goals through purposeful music experiences. (AMTA, 2023)

Goals Addressed in Music Therapy:

Emotional regulation
Sensory regulation
Expressive and receptive communication
Gross and fine motor development
Speech and language development
Using adaptive communication devices
Academic skill development
Leisure skill development
Fostering special interests
Anxiety reduction
Emotional expression
Social and community connection

Populations Served in Music Therapy:

Autism
Down Syndrome
Genetic Disorders
Physical Disabilities
Cognitive Delay
Traumatic Brain Injury
Mental Health
Hospice and Palliative Care
Dementia
Parkinson's Disease
Medical Complexity
Special Education

Client and therapist during music therapy session.

Client and therapist both play guitar during therapy session

Client and therapist read a book during a therapy session

Client Testimonial

"Since starting music therapy, we have watched her blossom in ways that have truly touched our hearts. Music therapy didn't just help Anaya communicate more - it helped her shine. We are deeply thankful for the compassion, patience, and dedication of the team at Every Voice Music Services. The difference they have made in our daughter's life is something we will always be grateful for."

- Anaya's Family