About Clinical Chord Music Therapy LLC

 Group music therapy sessions provide opportunities for individuals to connect, learn, and grow through shared musical experiences. Led by a Board-Certified Music Therapist (MT-BC), sessions are designed to address the unique needs and goals of the group while encouraging participation, self-expression, communication, and social connection.

Groups may incorporate instrument playing, singing, songwriting, movement to music, improvisation, music listening, lyric discussion, and collaborative music-making experiences. Depending on the population and setting, music therapy groups can support social skills, emotional regulation, communication, cognitive functioning, self-esteem, physical coordination, coping skills, teamwork, and overall quality of life.

At Clinical Chord Music Therapy, we believe every individual possesses unique strengths and the capacity for growth. Our group services foster a supportive, inclusive environment where participants can build meaningful connections, develop new skills, and experience the therapeutic benefits of music alongside their peers.

 Each individual music therapy session is tailored to the unique strengths, needs, interests, and goals of the client. Sessions are designed to address individualized non-musical goals through evidence-based music therapy interventions led by a Board-Certified Music Therapist (MT-BC).

Using client-preferred live and/or recorded music, sessions may include instrument playing, singing, songwriting, music listening, movement, improvisation, lyric discussion, and other therapeutic music experiences. Music therapy can support emotional expression, communication, social skills, cognitive functioning, physical coordination, self-esteem, coping skills, and overall well-being.

At Clinical Chord Music Therapy, we believe every individual possesses unique strengths and the capacity for growth. Our goal is to provide a supportive, person-centered environment where clients can build confidence, foster meaningful connections, and work toward their goals through the therapeutic use of music.

 Clinical Chord Music Therapy provides 30–45 minute lessons in voice, guitar, piano, ukulele, percussion, and drum set for learners of all ages. Instruction is tailored to each individual's strengths, needs, and learning preferences, creating an inclusive environment where students can develop musical skills at their own pace. Services are particularly beneficial for individuals who may experience challenges in traditional learning settings.