Music Therapy
Music Therapy is the evidence-based use of music activities and exercises to address non-musical goals. These goal areas may include:
- Activities of Daily Living
- Awareness and Cognition
- Motor Skills
- Speech and Communication
Quad Cities Music Therapy provides music therapy services for those with neurological conditions, including Alzheimer’s Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, Stroke rehabilitation, and traumatic brain injury.
Clients do not need to have any prior experience in music to benefit from Music Therapy Services. To schedule a free consultation with our music therapists, please call 563-549-3512.
Recreational Music
It’s never too late to get started in music, or dust off some long hidden skills! Out recreational programs for seniors are designed to bring joy, and contribute to overall health and wellness. Participate in music through use of:
- Drums
- Piano
- Ukulele
- Singing
No prior music experience is necessary, just a willingness to try something new!
Individual and Group programs available! From Cardio Drumming to ukulele class, piano to singing, our team of instructors is dedicated to provided a meaningful experience in music. For our full list of classes and further information, click the link below.
Join us as we lift our voices and strengthen them, one song at a time, on a path of resilience, growth, and connection.
This choir combines the joy of singing with researched backed Neurologic Music Therapy techniques, to support, improve, and maintain speech for everyday life.
Targeted goal areas include:
- Regulating speech volume
- Increasing intelligibility
- Improving articulation
- Enhancing vocal quality
- Strengthening breath control
Parkinson’s Choir Cost: $30/weekly session; *Price includes free access to QCMT’s Senior Singers class on Tuesdays 1:30-2:15pm
Consultation
In addition to programs at our Moline music center, QCMT may also provide music therapy and recreational services on-site at local senior centers, assisted living centers, and hospices.
We are dedicated to connecting individuals and organizations with the music programming that fits their needs, and would be happy to schedule a free consultation to discuss other program possibilities.
To connect with our team of music therapists, please call 563-549-3512, or email info@quadcitiesmusictherapy.com