At Homefront Harmonies Music Therapy, we support individuals through evidence-based music therapy to encourage cognitive and developmental growth, emotional wellbeing and lifelong support. We believe in the universal power of music to advocate, transform and support those we serve.
Our Services
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1:1 Individual Music Therapy Sessions
These are sessions in which the music therapist provides direct, individualized care to the client. Goal areas and treatment can be specifically tailored to Individualized Education Plans (IEP) goals, goals being worked on in other therapies, and other areas of need.
Group Music Therapy
Group sessions can occur in a variety of settings. Whether in facilities for children or adults, early intervention classrooms or academic settings, group music therapy is appropriate when addressing several clients with similar needs, such as developmental milestones, physical abilities, or emotional and cognitive processing.
Melody and Me Parent-Child Classes
Led by a Board-Certified Music Therapist, this music class is made for little ones and their grown-ups. Ideal for children ages 0-3 years, these classes offer singing, movement, socialization, and bonding time through the sharing of music.
Traditional Music Lessons
Structured for any age, any skill level, at any time. Focusing instruction on the flute, piccolo, guitar, ukulele, and piano, tailoring the lesson experience to your schedule and ability, offered in either 30- or 60- minute lessons.
Adaptive Music Lessons
Utilizing the same instruments as traditional music lessons, adaptive music lessons are structured around alternative ways of learning for the student. Using enhanced visual and physical cues to learn hand placement, reading music, and music comprehension, adaptive music lessons offer a student-tailored way of connecting with music.
Early Childhood Development Music Classes
Classes for early intervention, daycare groups, or kindergarten-aged kiddos who seek that additional stimulation, socialization, and developmental skills with their peers. Encouraging communication, abstract thinking, and physical milestones for those little musicians that want a little more.
Let’s Make Some Music!
Ready to make some music? Fill out the information below, and let us know what you are interested in. We cannot wait to connect with you!
