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The Annapolis Music Therapy team partners with neurodivergent communities to provide interpersonal, functional, and empowerment-focused music experiences. We believe in presuming competence, celebrating neurodiversity, and collaborating with our clients to bring joy and meaning into their lives.

Music Therapy for Adults with Disabilities

Utilizing Music Experiences to Engage in Creative and Empowering Expression

Our team of music therapists provide:

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  • Individual and family-focused music therapy sessions

  • Contractual Facility or Community-Based programming for individuals and groups

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Our therapists are experts in meeting the needs of neurodivergent individuals with diagnoses such as:

  • Intellectual or developmental differences

  • Autism Spectrum

  • TBI/Stroke

  • Cerebral Palsy

  • Speech and Language differences

  • Down Syndrome

  • Tourette’s Syndrome

What does music therapy for neurodivergent adults look like?

  • Therapeutic Singing to encourage social connection and task orientation

  • Instrument Play ranging from simultaneous play with therapist to group drumming, to assist in motor control, nonverbal social connection, and overall enjoyment

  • Structured Songwriting to nurture executive functioning, hope, and coping

  • Performance experiences to encourage empowerment and self-expression

A young person in black pants and a tan shirt is sitting with a timbale drum between their knees. The individual is playing the drum.
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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.

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

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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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