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Book: One Little, Two Little, Three Little Pilgrims
Blog post by Kayla Davitt, MT-BC Song performed and recorded by Kayla Davitt, MT-BC It’s that time of year where families are supposed to be gathering together at table, sharing food and laughter, and relaxing within the company of loved ones. For most of us,...
How to Make a Music Therapy Referral
Music speaks to us all in special ways. For some, it may be a form of emotional expression, a means to cope through hard times and celebrate the good. For many children, music is an integral tool for learning. Through the use of music, children can obtain and learn...
The Attitude of Gratitude: Health Benefits
For years there has been much deliberation on the topic of gratitude and the benefit it has on a person’s emotional and physical wellbeing. However, recent research has revealed when consistently practicing gratitude steps, a person exhibits a happier affect in...
Book: What A Wonderful World
Blog post written by Kayla Davitt, MT-BC Take a moment and look outside. The world is full of beauty all around us! Especially this time of year, the outside world is changing in regards to colors, seasons, and weather. However, most of us don’t take the time...
Enhancing Lives Through Music Services
Enhancing Lives Through Music Services Do you have a child who recently graduated high school or aged out of their school-based music therapy services? Are you homeschooling or have a school-age child or preschooler who is now learning remotely? Maybe you are looking...
Music Therapy and Down Syndrome: A Beautiful Partnership
The therapists from our agency have had the pleasure of working with amazing children and families over the years. Some of the most special relationships we have developed and cherished have been with families of children with Down Syndrome. As certified therapists,...
Five Stress Cushions for Children and Teens
All children and teens react to life circumstances in different ways. The key is to recognize if a child or teen is showing new or accelerated reactions needing supports put in place. These supports can be referred to as cushions to stop stress from accelerating into...
Servicing the Whole IEP
When you think about music therapy and special education, what comes to mind? Maybe you think of a child who sang before they spoke or another who marches with confidence to a rhythm when learning to walk. As music therapists, we aim to play on your child’s team. It...
Music Lessons for All Learners
Did you know that there are many ways to learn how to sing or play instruments? For some individuals, the “traditional” way of learning a musical skill may simply not be as effective or create a successful learning environment, possibly due to physical or mental...