Programs Available for Adults:
Sing & Socialize (Thursdays, 5:00-6:00pm) - 3 payments of $120
During this vocal class, group members will be taught tips and tricks for singing, learn familiar and new songs, and have the opportunity to build friendships! Each class, a board-certified music therapist will lead the group in vocal warmups, group singing, and musical or social games. Join us for some fun, and of course, lots of singing! No experience required!
Who does Sing & Socialize most benefit? Participants in this group enjoy singing and are looking for opportunities to sing and perform with a group. We will work on learning new repertoire each session and hope to have 2-3 performance opportunities per year. Participants are able to verbally express themselves. Strong literacy skills are not required and adaptive sheet music will be provided if needed.
Drum, Jam, Connect [young adults] (Mondays, 4:30-5:30pm) - 3 payments of $120
Connect with peers, develop social/communication skills, and have fun expressing yourself. In this class, participants will participate in drumming and playing other instruments, listening to music, and playing music games/activities to get to know one another. Performance opportunities may be available for those interested (not required). No experience needed!
Who does Drum, Jam Connect [18-30] most benefit? This group will most benefit adults (ages ~18-30) with an ASD/IDD or related diagnosis. In addition to having fun making music, participants will work on the following skills: following the group plan, building positive connections with peers, engaging in reciprocal conversation (this may look different for everyone), and following one-two step directives. A caregiver, therapist, or support staff is welcome to attend the group with anyone who is unable to independently stay within the group or may need to take breaks. All communication styles are welcome (if you utilize an AAC device, please bring it to the group).
Drum, Jam, Connect [30+] (Thursdays, 5:00-6:00pm) - 3 payments of $120
Connect with peers, develop social/communication skills, and have fun expressing yourself. In this class, participants will participate in drumming and playing other instruments, listening to music, and playing music games/activities to get to know one another. Performance opportunities may be available for those interested (not required). No experience needed!
Who Does Drum, Jam Connect [30+] most benefit? This group will most benefit adults (~30+) with an ASD/IDD or related diagnosis. In addition to having fun making music, participants will work on the following skills: following the group plan, building positive connections with peers, engaging in reciprocal conversation (this may look different for everyone), and following one-two step directives. A caregiver, therapist, or support staff is welcome to attend the group with anyone who is unable to independently stay within the group or may need to take breaks. All communication styles are welcome (if you utilize an AAC device, please bring it to the group).
Music Therapy and Creative Arts Wellness (Thursdays, 12:30-2:30pm) - 3 payments of $260
Join us for 2 hours each week of engaging music and creative arts activities that allow participants to socialize and connect with peers in their community. Group members will have the opportunity to participate in drumming/instrument playing, songwriting, singing, movement, art, theater, and games that focus on social/emotional health. All activities will be adapted to allow everyone to successfully participate and ahve a voice within the group (regardless of skill level and communication method).
Who does Music Therapy and Creative Arts Wellness most benefit? This group will most benefit adults with an ASD/IDD or related diagnosis. Great for adults looking to supplement a part-time day program or fill in their self-directed services plan. We strive to make real connections and new friendships between group members. Many end up connecting socially outside of the group. A great opportunity for someone looking to make new friends or meet peers with similar interests. The goals of this group are building positive connections with peers, engaging in reciprocal conversation (this may look different for everyone), and finding new creative outlets for self-expression and maintaining your mental health. A caregiver, therapist, or support staff is welcome to attend the group with anyone who is unable to independently stay within the group or may need to take breaks. All communication styles are welcome (if you utilize an AAC device, please bring it to the group).