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Noteworthy Music Therapy Providing professional Music Therapy services for children and families throughout the tri-county ar

My mission is to provide effective, professional Music Therapy services for children with special needs and their families. Services are rendered in client homes as well as in clinic settings, for both individuals and groups. Music Therapy sessions are targeted to client-specific goals in a variety of domains--language development, social skills, fine and gross motor skills, development of coping

skills and relaxation strategies, and many others. My belief is that every person is worthy, and everyone can be reached through the power of music!

So proud to know and make music with this precious young lady! https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18LrtHqyze/?mibextid=WC7...
20/04/2026

So proud to know and make music with this precious young lady!

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Meet Jordan, a three-year-old with Down syndrome who is developing her interaction through music therapy, thanks to the Carolina Children's Charity.

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12/04/2026

Whether it’s through rhythm, songwriting, listening, or movement, music therapy helps people express what words sometimes cannot.⁠

This World Music Therapy Week, we recognize the impact of music therapists and the healing power of music all around the world. 🌍🎵⁠

09/04/2026
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02/04/2026

Noteworthy MT is proud to represent the field of music therapy at this statewide event with over 1300 attendees! Can't wait to see friends, colleagues and caregivers there next week!

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13/03/2026

MYTH: People with dementia can’t meaningfully engage or connect anymore.

FACT: Even in later stages of dementia, many people continue to respond to music and connect emotionally with others.

👉 Music therapy activates widespread brain networks, including areas linked to emotion and autobiographical memory.
👉 Music therapy reduces agitation and behavioural symptoms.
👉 Music therapy increases engagement and social interaction.

Dementia affects memory — it does not erase emotion, identity, or the capacity for connection. Music therapy can help access the strengths and the person who is there. 💛

06/03/2026

We’re so proud to be on ! What an amazing event today 🙌🏻

Your Dorchester District Two music therapy team, at Swamp Fest 2026!
06/03/2026

Your Dorchester District Two music therapy team, at Swamp Fest 2026!

While a “hello song” might not be appropriate in every setting or with every client, they’re very useful in our classroo...
03/03/2026

While a “hello song” might not be appropriate in every setting or with every client, they’re very useful in our classroom groups, for exactly the reasons stated here! Lets everyone know “it’s time for some music!” 🎶

Most of our music therapy sessions begin with a hello song. There are several reasons for this. It sets a tone for the session, establishing structure and starting a routine right off the bat. It also provides an opportunity for instant engagement as soon as the clients enter the room - we use the same hello song each time, and everyone gets to know it well (we've even had clients sing it without any help from us). It also provides an opportunity for us to check in with our clients and give them a chance to express themselves in a familiar environment. It promotes interaction and social skills, particularly in groups but also in one-on-one sessions. Additionally, it can be a lot of fun, especially if you include some movement.

Picture this: you’re co-treating with an amazing speech pathologist, and mid-session the client wants to “make a cake” w...
25/02/2026

Picture this: you’re co-treating with an amazing speech pathologist, and mid-session the client wants to “make a cake” with purple kinetic sand. As the MT, your mental and musical wheels start spinning—-how can I integrate music into this idea?

The result? A quick search found “Make a Cake” by Sylvie Simhon on Spotify (check it out, it’s catchy), and my tambourine became a cookie (cake) cutter. Voila, a star cake!! I 🩷 co-treating!

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