Integrative Music Therapy & Support Services

Integrative Music Therapy & Support Services Integrative Music Therapy is the tri-state's largest music therapy provider, specializing in Neurologic Music Therapy for individuals with Autism.

Neurologic Music Therapy Practice employing seven board-certified music therapists. Clinical Practicum location for University of Evansville Music Therapy degree program.

03/17/2026

Different roles. Different perspectives. One shared purpose.

At the Rethinking Autism 2026 Conference, every chair represents a voice that matters—educators, researchers, school leaders, service providers, autistic individuals, therapists, advocates, students, parents, and communication regulation partners.

Because meaningful conversations happen when every perspective is included—and there’s a seat reserved for you.

If you haven’t registered yet, this is your sign. 💙
Register here: https://whova.com/portal/registration/go5aTazY1srsLiI93rju/

The City of Evansville has officially proclaimed Rethinking Autism Week.This is more than a moment — it’s a movement.A s...
03/17/2026

The City of Evansville has officially proclaimed Rethinking Autism Week.

This is more than a moment — it’s a movement.

A shift toward understanding autism through a neuromotor lens,
toward presuming competence, and toward creating real access to communication, education, and autonomy — especially for autistic individuals with high support needs.

Let’s keep rethinking autism. Together.
Registration Link: https://whova.com/portal/registration/go5aTazY1srsLiI93rju/

Only 6 days to go!Together we will explore how connection, regulation, and communication work together to unlock learnin...
03/13/2026

Only 6 days to go!

Together we will explore how connection, regulation, and communication work together to unlock learning, especially for nonspeaking, unreliably speaking, and minimally speaking autistic individuals. Expect powerful insights, practical strategies, and meaningful conversations with a community committed to presuming competence and rethinking what is possible for individuals with high support needs!

- Learn from experts and lived experience
- Discover strategies you can apply right away
- Connect with others who are passionate about supporting autistic individuals

There is still time to be part of this important conversation.

👉 Register here:
https://whova.com/portal/registration/go5aTazY1srsLiI93rju/

Tag a colleague, share with a friend, and help us spread the word. Let’s come together and get ready to .

Session Highlight: We’re honored to welcome Brady Mohr, a speller and advocate for individuals with Down syndrome, to th...
03/12/2026

Session Highlight: We’re honored to welcome Brady Mohr, a speller and advocate for individuals with Down syndrome, to the Rethinking Autism Conference.

Down syndrome, like autism, is often misunderstood. Too often, individuals are underestimated because of differences in speech and motor control, leading others to assume limitations that simply aren’t true. Brady’s story challenges those assumptions and reminds us why presuming competence and providing access to reliable communication matters.

Through spelling-based communication, Brady shares his thoughts, experiences, and advocacy—helping others see that intelligence, insight, and identity are not defined by a person’s ability to speak.

Join us March 19–20 as educators, therapists, families, and advocates come together to rethink connection, regulation, and communication for learning.

Attend in person or virtually.

Register today:
https://whova.com/portal/registration/go5aTazY1srsLiI93rju/

Session Highlight: We’re proud to feature Mike Kane, a Self-Advocate, Speller, and Student at Optimal ACCESS / ACCESS Ac...
03/11/2026

Session Highlight: We’re proud to feature Mike Kane, a Self-Advocate, Speller, and Student at Optimal ACCESS / ACCESS Academy, as a presenter at the Rethinking Autism Conference.

Mike’s journey is a powerful reminder of what becomes possible when individuals are supported with patience, belief, and the right regulation and communication supports. Once feeling hopeless and misunderstood, Mike is now earning his accredited diploma and preparing for his next goal—college.

Through his lived experience, Mike shares a message that challenges assumptions and shows what can happen when we presume competence and provide meaningful support. His story speaks to the power of connection, rhythm, and relationships in helping individuals find their voice and their future.

Join us March 19–20 as educators, therapists, families, and advocates come together to rethink connection, regulation, and communication for learning.

Attend in person or virtually.

Register today:
https://whova.com/portal/registration/go5aTazY1srsLiI93rju/

Session Highlight: We’re honored to welcome Diana Pastora Carson, founder of Go Beyond Awareness, as a session speaker a...
03/11/2026

Session Highlight: We’re honored to welcome Diana Pastora Carson, founder of Go Beyond Awareness, as a session speaker at the Rethinking Autism Conference.

Diana brings a deeply personal and powerful perspective shaped by years of advocacy for her brother, Joaquin. Her story invites us to reflect on what true belonging looks like for disabled individuals and challenges us to move beyond awareness toward dignity, inclusion, and self-determination.

Through her journey, Diana reminds us why presuming competence and building supportive communities matters—and how each of us can play a role in creating spaces where every person is valued and included.

Join us March 19–20 as educators, therapists, families, and advocates come together to rethink connection, regulation, and communication for learning.

Attend in person or virtually.

Register today:
https://whova.com/portal/registration/go5aTazY1srsLiI93rju/

We’re excited to feature Kaitlin Brazina, Behavior Support Specialist, at the Rethinking Autism Conference.Kaitlin will ...
03/11/2026

We’re excited to feature Kaitlin Brazina, Behavior Support Specialist, at the Rethinking Autism Conference.

Kaitlin will explore what changes when we begin to understand autism through a neuromotor lens rather than relying on traditional behavior-management models. Instead of focusing on controlling behavior, this perspective invites us to consider the underlying motor, sensory, and regulatory differences that shape how autistic individuals move, communicate, and participate in the world.

This session will challenge long-held assumptions and encourage a shift toward more compassionate, strengths-based supports that prioritize autonomy, dignity, and meaningful participation—especially for individuals who cannot rely on speech to communicate.

Join us March 19–20 as educators, therapists, families, and advocates come together to rethink connection, regulation, and communication for learning.

Attend in person or virtually.

Register today:
https://whova.com/portal/registration/go5aTazY1srsLiI93rju/

Session Highlight: Tahni Cullen: Presuming Personhood: Nurturing Identity. Not Just AbilityWe’re so excited to introduce...
03/11/2026

Session Highlight: Tahni Cullen: Presuming Personhood: Nurturing Identity. Not Just Ability

We’re so excited to introduce Tahni Cullen, author, advocate, and mother to Josiah, whose powerful story is shared in the book Josiah’s Fire.

In Josiah’s Fire, Tahni and Josiah share their journey of discovering his voice through spelling-based communication after years of being misunderstood as a nonspeaker. Their story has inspired families and professionals around the world to rethink assumptions about communication, intelligence, and the rich inner lives of nonspeaking autistic individuals.

Join us March 19–20 as we bring together educators, therapists, families, and advocates for two days of learning and conversation focused on connection, regulation, and communication for learning.

Attend in person or virtually.

Register today:
https://whova.com/portal/registration/go5aTazY1srsLiI93rju/

We’re kicking off our Session Highlights with our featured keynote speaker, Erin Clarelli. Erin will also be leading 2 w...
03/10/2026

We’re kicking off our Session Highlights with our featured keynote speaker, Erin Clarelli. Erin will also be leading 2 workshops on Day 2.

Workshop 1: Understanding Your Sensory Profile to Strengthen Co-Regulation Workshop 2: Exploring Sensory Profiles Through Case Studies and Discussion.

We can’t wait for the Rethinking Autism Conference on March 19–20!

Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to learn, grow, and rethink how we support connection, regulation, and communication for learning.

Perfect for educators, therapists, families, and professionals supporting autistic and apraxic individuals.

Join us in person or virtually.

CEUs available for Occupational Therapists, Music Therapists, and professionals with Behavioral Health and Human Services licenses.

Register today:
https://whova.com/portal/registration/go5aTazY1srsLiI93rju/

FREE EVENT - March is Disability Awareness MonthEncouragement and Hope for Families Affected by Disability: When the Wor...
03/10/2026

FREE EVENT - March is Disability Awareness Month
Encouragement and Hope for Families Affected by Disability:
When the World Says Cope, God Says Hope

Wednesday, March 18
Time: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Place: Crossroads Christian Church - Chapel

Join Tahni Cullen, co-author of Josiah’s Fire, for a candid conversation for parents, caregivers, educators of children with disabilities, disabled adults, and anyone who loves or supports individuals with complex needs.

When the doctors say, “No known cause. No known cure. Lifelong,” where does hope live? After nearly two decades as an autism mom, Tahni invites a shift in posture — from managing a diagnosis to leaning in and discovering the person.

Together, we’ll explore the spiritual toll a diagnosis can carry and how, instead, God’s promises speak dignity, purpose, and future over every life. Because no one is a label — and no life is meant to merely cope, but to live in hope to the fullest and uncover the gifts hidden in each person.

Please SHARE and plan to join us! Pre-registration is appreciated: https://cccgo.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3506424

We’re grateful to share that generous donors have offered to sponsor conference registrations for individuals who would ...
03/09/2026

We’re grateful to share that generous donors have offered to sponsor conference registrations for individuals who would love to attend the Rethinking Autism Conference but may need financial support.

If attending the conference would be meaningful for you, we would love to help make that possible. Please fill out the interest form below, and our team will review submissions and do our best to match available sponsorships with individuals who are hoping to attend.

Thank you to the donors who are helping make this opportunity more accessible for our community.

Interest form: https://forms.gle/goCgpMncc39fLVCv9

SAVE THE DATE: Help Shape Indiana’s 2027-2032 State Plan! The Indiana Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities is...
03/05/2026

SAVE THE DATE: Help Shape Indiana’s 2027-2032 State Plan!
The Indiana Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities is developing its 2027–2032 State Plan, and they are asking the community what should change over the next five years.

This plan will influence policies, funding priorities, and supports for people with disabilities across Indiana. Decisions made now will shape opportunities for communication, education, independence, and inclusion.

If you are a parent, caregiver, CRP, educator, therapist, or self-advocate, your voice matters — and it carries responsibility. Too often, decisions are made without hearing from the people most impacted. This is one of those moments where speaking up can help shape the future.

If you attend a listening session, consider advocating for priorities like:

• Communication Access Must Be a Civil Right
• Alternatives to Traditional Behavior Models
• Building Pathways to Meaningful Education and Employment
• Investing in Family Training and Support
• Building truly inclusive communities

Choose the session that works for you:

Monday, March 18 @ 6:00 PM EST
REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/3N8LhnX

Wednesday, March 20 @ 9:00 AM EST
REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/4bqAAq9

If we want better systems for people with disabilities, we have to help shape them.
Because advocacy isn’t just important — it’s our responsibility.

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1003 SR 662 W
Newburgh, IN
47630

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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