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Music Therapy for Seniors

Improving Quality of Life for Older Adults through Meaningful Music Experiences

Annapolis Music Therapy offers individual and group music-based experiences to foster connection and joy for seniors and their caregivers. 

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With our team of experienced board-certified music therapists, we provide:

  • Individual and family-focused music therapy sessions

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  • Contractual facility-based music therapy experiences for individuals and groups

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  • Community-based intergenerational music groups for assisted living facilities

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Our team is specialized in understanding your or your loved one’s current end-of-life experiences, such as coping with:

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  • Dementia

  • Alzheimer’s Disease

  • Parkinson’s Disease and other Parkinsonian disorders

  • TBI/Stroke

  • Aphasia

  • Cancer

  • Emotional needs

  • Hospice and Palliative Care

What could music therapy for seniors look like?

  • Therapeutic Singing to encourage vocal restoration, reminiscence, and social connection

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  • Instrument Play ranging from simultaneous play with therapist to group drumming, to encourage motor control, reality orientation, and overall enjoyment

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  • Movement to Music such as stretching and dance, to promote physical well-being

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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*

Accessibility Statement: 

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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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