Music experiences are  provided that create opportunities for engagement, interaction and communication  while taking into consideration the client’s musical, biological and  and individual-differences in order to maximize back-and-forth reciprocal musical interactions.

Our performance groups brings  together people of all abilities who share an interest in making music. Participants have the opportunity to play in a band, learn songs, create together and perform for live audiences in a supportive and empowering environment, providing meaningful social opportunities for companionship and self-expression of self-agency. 

Through our community outreach programs, schools districts and community-based organizations such as the Sid  Jacobsen Jewish Community , United Cerebral Palsy and others engage in onsite and offsite group music therapy . These programs serve participants from early childhood through adulthood offering inclusive music therapy programming.

At The Rebecca Center for Music Therapy, we provide clinical training for undergraduate and graduate music therapy students through practicum and internship experiences. We also offer in-service and staff development training for community-based organizations and provide scholarly opportunities for music therapists worldwide