A different kind of therapy for siblings & families in Nashville, Tn.

Where music leads the way to bonding, connection, and healthy coping.

A free, supportive call to explore next steps.

You’re noticing a need for your children to connect, celebrate one another, and engage in ways that feel genuine.
You want a space where they can create something meaningful from hard experiences — and better understand the bigger picture together.
You miss seeing them be creative, and you’re wondering if music could help them reconnect.

You’re juggling competing needs, big emotions, and tension — all at once.

Music therapy supports the development of coping tools that feel accessible and repeatable, helping families navigate daily stressors with more ease.
Shared music experiences support nervous system regulation and help reduce stress for the whole family — in the moment and over time.
Music therapy offers safe, creative ways for children and families to express feelings that may be hard to put into words.
Making music together creates opportunities for connection, shared joy, and positive interactions that strengthen family relationships.
Music therapy provides a creative space to process experiences, supporting reflection, insight, and meaning-making without pressure to explain everything in words.
Music therapy offers space to reconnect with creativity as a tool for expression, processing, and self-discovery—without pressure to perform.

There’s space here for every voice in your family.

Family and sibling sessions are flexible and guided by the needs of the family that day.

Families with younger children may engage in musical games, shared play, and movement.
Families with older children may explore songwriting, song discussion, or listening experiences.

Each family member is invited to participate in the way that feels most comfortable — at their own pace.

We view neurological differences as a natural part of human diversity, not something to be fixed. Our work prioritizes regulation, autonomy, and quality of life without asking people to mask or change who they are.
We recognize that past experiences can shape how someone feels, responds, and engages in therapy. Our approach emphasizes safety, choice, predictability, and pacing that supports trust and nervous system regulation.
Each session is shaped around the client’s goals, strengths, and comfort level. We collaborate closely with clients and families and adapt as needs change, rather than following a rigid model.
We believe healing happens in relationship. Our work supports not only individuals, but also families, caregivers, and communities, helping people feel connected and supported beyond the therapy room.

Words We Hear Often

"My kids finally feel connected again."

Empower Client
"I didn't realize how much we all needed this."

Empower Family
"It's such a relief to do something together that is this meaninful."

Empower Client

Not at all. No musical background or skill is needed. Music is simply the tool—we meet you where you are.
Music therapists are trained, credentialed healthcare professionals, but music therapy is a distinct discipline from counseling. Board-Certified Music Therapists (MT-BCs) are not the same as MSWs or LPCs. Music therapists use music-based experiences alongside therapeutic skills to support regulation, processing, and emotional expression in ways that don’t rely solely on talk.
Not always. During the initial assessment, we’ll create a plan together that clarifies who will participate and what we’ll focus on. From there, we’ll communicate clearly about who is needed in sessions and when.
Yes. We regularly work with families who have a child or family member with a disability and understand how those needs can shape family dynamics.
Not exactly. Music therapy uses music and creative experiences to support expression, regulation, and connection — without relying on conversation alone.

You want support that considers the whole family, not just one child.
You’re noticing your kids need space to reconnect and express themselves.
Your family is naturally drawn to music — as a coping tool and a source of togetherness.

A discovery call is a relaxed, no-pressure way to explore whether music therapy feels like the right next step.