Engaging in Music Therapy sessions tailored to your child can promote both verbal and non-verbal expression. Children in Music Therapy benefit from opportunities for autonomy, choice, and engaging fully in their creativity with no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ ways to do it.

Children with goals for socialization skills benefit from Music Therapy interventions to encourage turn-taking, impulse control, collaboration, and musical reciprocity. Making music with others is a highly social activity that can be tailored to meet unique social goals.

Music Therapists can also pair a child’s goals within a music lesson environment. Adapted lessons are tailored to the child’s unique needs. Music Therapists can address a wide variety of goals in a structured music lesson style setting. Beth currently offers adapted lessons for singing, ukulele, and guitar.

Music Therapists utilize songwriting with clients of all ages to enhance social and coping skills, process emotions, promote developmental milestones, and encourage children to use their voice.

Children with anxiety can benefit from Music Therapy to promote positive coping skills, engage in emotional expression, and develop a sense of satefy in the therapeutic environment.

As sessions are as unique as the clients, the possibilities in Music Therapy are endless! Music Therapy can support children with a wide variety of goals in many different ways.