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The Annapolis Music Therapy team specializes in client-led, play-based, and individualized pediatric music therapy. Our clinicians are experts in using music as a tool to foster developmental growth in the context of naturalistic creative music experiences. We believe partnering with a child’s family system is essential to achieving therapeutic milestones, and are proud of the ways in which we use music to construct motivating and regulating environments for babies, children, and teens.

Our team of music therapists provide:

A young brunette woman is sitting cross-legged on a colorful rug. She is playing the guitar. The woman is wearing a brown turtle neck sweater and black pants. A young boy with blond hair is lying on the carpet in front of the woman, and he is reaching out with his left hand and touching the fretboard of the guitar. The boy is in a gray hoodie sweatshift with the hood up, and a pair of dark gray sweat pants with a light gray and white stripe on the side.  The boy is smiling as if he's enjoying the interaction he's having with the woman.

Our music therapists support pediatric clients in reaching diverse clinical goals, which may include:

  • Reaching developmental milestones

  • Communication

  • Self-advocacy

  • Self-regulation & sensory integration

  • Social skills 

  • Emotional expression

  • Anxiety management

  • Fine and gross motor functioning

  • Cognition 

  • Academic skills

  • Music education

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Pediatric Music Therapy

Supporting Developmental Growth through Creative Musical Play

What does pediatric music therapy look like?

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  • Therapeutic singing to facilitate speech and language development, emotional expression, memory, and self-regulation

  • Instrument play with percussion and melodic instruments to establish nonverbal social connection, create opportunities for communication, facilitate fine and gross motor skills development, and enhance self-regulation

  • Sensory exploration with a range of music and motor materials to support self-regulation and anxiety management

  • Movement to structured and improvisational music to support motor coordination, self-regulation, and achievement of developmental milestones

  • Music listening in live and recorded contexts to expand attention, develop leisure skills, and facilitate conversation

  • Using music as a mnemonic device to promote memory retention and academic growth

Interested in learning how music therapy can support your child’s growth?

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Annapolis Music Therapy Services offers an introductory session package:

 

      $255 for three, 45-minute Individual Sessions

So that you can explore if music therapy is the right fit for you or your loved one.

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*regular rates ($105 per 45 mins, $140 per 60 mins) will apply after introductory session package*

30 minute sessions are available on a case-by-case basis only.

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A small boy with light brown hair is in the foreground facing left. He's wearing a Spiderman jacket and holding a percussion instrument that looks like a big, spiral, multi-colored lollipop. In the background is a woman sitting on a colorful carpet playing the guitar.

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If you have any comments and or suggestions relating to improving the accessibility of our site, please don't hesitate to contact our administrative director, Anissa Dominguez by email (Anissa@AnnapolisMusicTherapy.com). Your feedback will help us make improvements.

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