Music Therapy for Older Adults
Supporting the person - not just the diagnosis.
Music therapy helps older adults feel seen, heard, and connected—especially during times of change, illness, or cognitive decline. Through personalized, evidence-based music experiences, individuals are supported emotionally, socially, and cognitively in a way that feels familiar, meaningful, and human. Music therapy is not entertainment. It is a clinical service provided by a board-certified music therapist and designed around each person’s needs, abilities, and goals.
Memory & Cognition
Familiar music can support reminiscence, attention and engagement.
Communication
Singing and music experiences can create opportunities for expression when verbal communication becomes challenging.
Social Connection
Group experiences encourage interaction, belonging and meaningful connection.
Emotional Well-Being
Music can provide opportunities for comfort, self-expression and positive experiences.
Services may be appropriate for individuals experiencing:
Dementia/Alzheimers | Parkinson's | Stroke | Aphasia | Social Isolation | Grief/Loss | Changes in Mobility | Hospice/Palliative Care
Age-related cognitive change
Let's Talk About How Music Therapy Can Help...
A free consultation is an opportunity to learn more about music therapy, discussion your needs or the needs of someone you care for, and determine whether Remedies in Rhythm may be a good fit. There's no obligation to begin services.