| Progressions Music Therapy provides in-home/on-site music therapy services to a variety of clients throughout Central and Eastern Connecticut. We come to you in order to give you the most convenient and cost-effective service possible. |
Because music is a universal language, music therapy is able to address a broad spectrum of goals for individuals in many different life circumstances in a way that is uniquely engaging to many people. This page presents only a sampling of the various populations we currently serve.
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Developmental DisablitiesMusic therapy is a valuable intervention for many people who have developmental disabilities such as mental retardation, autism, and cerebral palsy. Music therapy is often employed in conjunction with other therapies and behavior management strategies in order for individuals to be as productive as possible.
Music therapy is increasingly being recognized as an effective means of enriching the lives of children and adults with autism. An article provided by the Autism Research Institute which provides more information the role of music therapy in the treatment of autism can be found here. Older AdultsMusic therapy is a valuable intervention for many older adults. Music therapists serve the well elderly along with persons with dementia, Parkinson's disease, and other disabilities.
Music therapy is a useful tool to invite older adults to reminisce and feel fulfilled about their life's achievements. It also helps older adults to stay active through their golden years - for example, they may learn new skills playing an instrument or use prescribed music for relaxation. Music therapy can also provide sensory supports for persons with dementia. Emotional HealthMusic therapy addresses a variety of emotional health goals in a way that is uniquely engaging to many people. It assists individuals with relaxation and anger management and effectively addresses goals relating to self-esteem, self-expression, independence, and boundary setting.
Before starting a music therapy treatment program, a qualified music therapist will assess an individual to ensure that music therapy is an appropriate treatment in a particular situation.
Please contact Progressions Music Therapy Services to learn more about implementing a music therapy program in your school or facility or for a loved one.
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