Adapted Lessons

At Perfect Harmony Health, we understand that all students learn differently. 

Our therapists have the knowledge, experience, and expertise to make learning an instrument accessible to individuals of all ages and abilities.

Every individual deserves the opportunity to experience the creative expression that playing an instrument provides.

We currently offer adaptive music lessons for individuals on the following instruments:

  • Playing the piano boosts fine motor skills and executive functioning by improving finger coordination and engaging planning, problem-solving, and multitasking. Reading sheet music also supports visual tracking and hand-eye coordination.

  • Playing the guitar enhances fine motor skills by improving finger coordination and dexterity. It also engages skills like planning and multitasking as musicians learn to read tabs and strum rhythms.

  • Playing the ukulele supports brain development through music therapy by enhancing fine motor skills, coordination, and cognitive functions like memory and attention. Its accessible nature encourages creativity and self-expression, even for the youngest of musicians!

  • Voice lessons support brain development by enhancing cognitive skills such as memory, attention, and emotional regulation. Singing engages various brain areas, fostering language development and social skills. The practice of vocal techniques also promotes oral motor exercising, breath support, and more!

  • Playing the drums improves gross motor skills by enhancing hand-eye coordination and rhythm control. Drummers engage skills like timing, planning, and multitasking, promoting overall physical development.

Get in touch.

We’d love to talk with you about the benefits of adapted lessons or schedule your first lesson today! Feel free to call or fill out the form to the right and we’ll be in touch soon.

 

  • "[Client] doesn’t always love playing the piano but [Music Therapist] has worked hard to find things to keep him motivated, interested and learning. Lately they have been writing songs together and playing drums. I really appreciate how creative she has been when working with him." - Parent of Client

  • "[Music Therapist] is very warm and attentive to my child. My child loves her, My child has learnt a lot due to [Music Therapist]. - Parent of Client

  • “Both [clients] love working with [therapist]. She is amazing at her job, and definitely open-minded and generous to other music forms than just American.” – Parent of Clients