Music Therapy Assessment:

Individual and Group assessments are done to determine the need for music therapy and responsiveness to music therapy interventions.

Autism Treatment:

Music therapy is increasingly being recognized as an effective means of enriching the lives of children and adults with autism. A variety of effective individual and group interventions can be provided to help individuals on the autism spectrum achieve social, communicative, behavioral, and academic goals in-school and one-on-one. –For more info check out the blog post date: 3-11-19

Substance Abuse Treatment:

Services provided by Core3 can offer aids in recovery by enhancing social, interpersonal, affective, cognitive, and behavioral functioning in unique and powerful ways. Services provided are highly effective in increasing relaxation and energy levels, in decreasing impulsiveness, and in building healthy and effective coping strategies.

Rehabilitative Services:

Music therapy has emerged as a beneficial component of physical and neurological rehabilitation treatment plans. Music making simultaneously engages the physical, emotional, mental, social, aesthetic, and spiritual self in a unique fashion. Exciting treatment and co-treatment options exist in a variety of client populations, particularly in the areas of stroke and traumatic brain injury (TBI) rehabilitation. In addition, Megan Dozler is a Certified Tai Chi for Health & Rehabilitation Instructor (No. 6013802). Dr. Lam designed this program to aid recovery from ill-health including stroke, heart disease, injury, surgical procedures, fatigue & stress.

Elder Care:

Core3 serves the well elderly along with persons with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and other disabilities. Music therapy is a valuable tool to encourage reminiscence, maintain an active lifestyle, and facilitate relaxation. Music therapy can also provide sensory supports for individuals with dementia.

Day Programs & Group Homes:

Core3 can provide individualized, goal-focused, and cost-effective services and interventions on-site at many group homes and day programs within our service area. Engaging individual and group programs can be tailored to the needs of the clients and program. 30, 45 and 60 minute individual sessions are available to address goals/objectives recommended from the music therapy assessment. 60-minute group sessions are available for individuals with similar therapeutic goals/objectives recommended from the music therapy assessment.

Adaptive Music Lessons:

Even though music therapy employs music to address non-musical goals, adaptive lessons can help individuals with special needs acquire musical skills (such as learning to play a musical instrument). Music therapists are uniquely suited to work with individuals who may not be well-suited for traditional music lessons; who need more support to successfully learn how to play a musical instrument. The experience allows individuals with special needs to express themselves and succeed at music-making. Adaptive music lessons are offered in 45 and 60-minute sessions. Instruction is tailored to the individual’s learning style, needs, functioning level, and strengths. Lessons are offered for the following instruments: piano, guitar, voice, percussion, clarinet, and saxophone.-For more info, check out the blog post date: 3-25-19

Drum Circles, HealthRHYTHMS, Rhythm2Recovery & Drums Alive!:

Drumming allows individuals to express themselves, release anger and frustration, and have an opportunity for fun while drumming. At Core3, we are trained to facilitate drum circles where individuals are drawn into the rhythm and encouraged to engage in numerous activities focusing on team building, expression, and increasing morale and harmony. HealthRHYTHMS® Group Empowerment Drumming Program is a fun, evidence-based, whole-person strategy that promotes socialization and can be integrated as a therapeutic strategy in group counseling sessions, support groups, rehabilitation centers, schools, hospitals, senior facilities, and more.  Rhythm2Recovery delivers therapeutic programs and professional development that utilize fun and engaging rhythmic musical activities to support social and emotional development. Based on the latest neuroscience. This approach has been shown to support increased emotional regulation, improved social connection, and reduced anxiety levels and other psychological distress elements. Drums Alive! groups provide great exercise while helping to release physical tension in a healthy manner. Drumming empowers us to be our strongest selves and to work together!

Groove & Grow™:

With training provided by Sprouting Melodies, an award-winning early childhood music program and the only early childhood music program created by music therapists and offered to board-certified music therapists who complete their program, Core3 is excited to be able to collaborate with our community by providing this award-winning early childhood development program in community centers, libraries, and daycare centers. Please get in touch with us if you are interested in supporting your child’s development through music. *We are currently seeking hosts and ambassadors of this program~We have the training and need the space to provide the service. If you are interested, please let us know!