Individual Music Therapy for Adults, Teens & Kids
Music therapy that meets you where you are—at every age.
Feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, or anxious should not be the norm.
We recognize how mentally, emotionally, and physically exhausting it can be to find the right therapy—and how discouraging it is to keep trying while still feeling stuck or without answers.
Individual music therapy sessions focus on gaining or maintaining essential skills, such as:
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Emotional coping
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Communication
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Sensory regulation / sensory integration
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Emotional awareness, regulation & expression
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Attention, focus, and executive functioning
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Social skills /relationship skills
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Gross and fine motor skills
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Auditory processing
You can build the skills to overcome barriers and find meaningful relief from your concerns.
Music therapy sessions are typically held in our clinics located in Cave Spring and Old Southwest Roanoke, virtually, or in assisted living or day program facilities.
Wondering how to get started?
We begin with a free consultation to review your goals, discuss current challenges, and answer your questions.
Get Started Today
1 Schedule
Schedule a Free Consultation
During the call, we’ll ask a few questions to determine if music therapy is a good fit for you.
2 Plan
Make a Plan
After the call, we’ll schedule a clinical assessment, where the client works with the music therapist to assess their needs and develop a treatment plan.
3 Overcome
Overcome Barriers with Music Therapy
Individuals experience holistic improvement in multiple areas of their lives.
CLIENT experiences
Relieved Adult Caregiver
Music therapy has really helped my mom with her depression and age-related issues (loss of spouse, cognitive issues/ memory issues) and alleviated some of the loneliness I think she experiences residing in assisted living.
Proud Mom
"Anderson Music Therapy has helped our daughter find joy in something she already loved, just in a new way! She is working hard on goals and doesn't even realize it!
Grateful Mom
Communication has been a difficult skill to obtain for my son. Music therapy truly motivates him to try and communicate while also working on other skills.
His expressive speech is beginning to take off.
