Services

  • $120/session; sessions are typically 45–50 minutes. Inquire directly for funding options and insurance coverage.
    Free intake session available.

    Music therapy is a highly individualized, evidence-based service that uses music to support a wide range of therapeutic goals. It is appropriate for individuals across the lifespan and can take place in a variety of settings. Music therapy can especially benefit individuals diagnosed with developmental and intellectual disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), anxiety disorders, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), trauma, and neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and Alzheimer’s. Goals addressed in sessions may include improving emotional expression, motor skills, memory, communication, coping strategies, and processing trauma or grief. We specialize in sensory processing challenges, using neuro- and trauma-informed strategies to help reduce stress in the home, improve daily routines, and decrease behavioral concerns.

    What to Expect:

    • Weekly (or flexible frequency) sessions with a board-certified music therapist

    • Sessions last approximately 45–50 minutes, allowing time for transitions

    • An individualized treatment plan with clearly defined goals and measurable outcomes

    • Progress notes for each session to track development and success

    • Use of evidence-based assessments to guide therapy

    • Ongoing collaboration with your existing care team or educational support team

    Additional Support Services:

    • Attendance and advocacy at IEP meetings for children

    • Participation in ISP consultations for adults with IDD

    • Coordination with school or residential staff to enhance consistency across environments

    • Recommendations for complementary services (in-home support, online courses, private consultations)

    Music therapy is a dynamic, adaptable tool that meets each individual where they are—empowering growth, healing, and connection through music. To explore how music therapy can support you or your loved one, schedule a free intake session today.

  • $150/hour

    This is a one-hour consultation intended to provide direct access to a specialist. This is not therapy, just conversation, insight, and practical advice. It’s a chance to ask questions, get a second opinion, or gain clarity on you or your child’s behaviors, development, or emotional needs. We’ll talk through your concerns, and offer suggestions, insights, and possible next steps.

    We specialize in supporting families navigating sensory processing challenges and behavioral concerns through a neuro- and trauma-informed lens. This is about empowering you with real strategies that work in real life—tailored to your child and your home.

    What to Expect:

    • A private, adult-only conversation (online or in-person depending on availability)

    • Individualized feedback and recommendations

    • Suggestions for helpful services (in-home support, online courses, further consultations)

    • Resources, handouts, or a written summary upon request

    • Guidance on whether an in-person or in-home follow-up is a good fit

    This time is yours. Use it to ask about specific incidents, get clarity on confusing behaviors, or explore parenting strategies that meet your family's unique needs.

    Whether you’re just starting to seek support or want a fresh perspective, this conversation is a safe place to start.

  • Starting at $300. Additional travel fees may apply for locations more than 30 minutes from Lancaster, PA.

    This service is designed for individuals or caregivers who need deeper, hands-on support—whether that means working directly in home, observing the client in their natural environment, or advocating for the client with their treatment team.

    What’s Included:

    • Minimum 2 hours of in-home observation and interaction with the client

    • Real-time feedback and coaching for caregivers during the visit

    • A follow-up consultation (online or in-office) to review findings and provide recommendations

    • Optional written reports or resources tailored to the client’s needs

    • Advocacy support for attending IEP or ISP meetings or clinical visits (e.g., helping communicate the client’s needs to school teams or providers)

    We specialize in sensory processing challenges, using neuro- and trauma-informed strategies to help reduce stress in the home, improve daily routines, support individuals in their communities, and decrease behavioral concerns. Our goal is to create more supportive, sensory-friendly environments for clients—and more peace and confidence for caregivers.

  • We partner with residential programs, group homes, and transitional housing to provide tailored mental health services that meet the specific needs of each setting. Whether you operate a single facility or oversee multiple programs, our therapy services are designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing structure and support the well-being of your residents and staff.

    Our services can include:

    • On-site or virtual individual and group therapy

    • Trauma-informed care and behavioral support planning

    • Staff consultation, training, and crisis response preparation

    • Life skills groups, psychoeducation, and wellness programming

    We understand that every organization operates differently, with varying levels of care, populations served, and resource availability. That’s why we offer custom quotes based on your unique needs—taking into account the number of sites, service frequency, staffing collaboration, and billing arrangements.

    Connect with us to explore how we can support your programs and receive a personalized quote for comprehensive, community-based therapy services.