Music therapy in Bogotá and online

Music therapy is a clinical discipline that uses music and musical experiences to work toward goals beyond music: communicating, connecting with others, regulating emotions, improving movement, remembering or feeling well. Sessions are led by music therapists with a master's degree or PhD, professionals trained in this discipline, rather than music teachers. You don’t need any musical knowledge.

A music therapist sitting on the floor in a bright living room plays an acoustic guitar while a young child taps a hand drum

Ideal for

  • Children with autism (ASD), Down syndrome, ADHD, or language and developmental difficulties whose families are looking for support through music.
  • Older adults, including people with dementia or Alzheimer’s, to work on memory, mood, and connection with others.
  • Adults with stress or anxiety who want a space to regulate their emotions and rest.
  • People in rehabilitation who want to add music to their care.
  • People who have never played an instrument: no musical experience is needed.
  • Institutions: residential care homes and centers for older adults, schools and rehabilitation centers looking for music therapy for their residents or students.

What's included

  • Sessions led by music therapists with a master's degree or PhD, professionals trained in music therapy rather than music teachers.
  • An initial conversation and assessment to get to know the person, their history, and their needs.
  • Goals agreed on with the family or the person and, when applicable, coordinated with their other therapists or doctors.
  • Weekly 60-minute sessions with singing, instruments, movement, improvisation and listening, tailored to what works for each person.
  • Progress tracking shared with the family.
  • Sessions at home in Bogotá and the surrounding area or over video call, depending on what works best for each person.

How it works

  1. Message us on WhatsApp

    Tell us who the sessions would be for, what concerns you or what you’d like to support, and where you live, so we can see whether sessions at home or online would work best.

  2. Initial assessment

    It’s the first session: the music therapist talks with you and gets to know the person to understand who they are, what they enjoy and what they need.

  3. We agree on goals

    We decide together what to work on and, if the person already has other therapists or doctors, coordinate with them.

  4. Sessions and progress updates

    Regular sessions begin, and we share how things are going so we can make adjustments when needed.

What you get

  • A music therapist with a master's degree or PhD who leads every session
  • An initial assessment and goals agreed on with you
  • Regular sessions at home or over video call
  • Progress updates shared with the family

Frequently asked questions

What is music therapy?

It is a clinical discipline that uses music and musical experiences (singing, playing, moving, improvising, listening) to work toward nonmusical goals, such as communication, social interaction, emotional regulation, motor skills, memory, and well-being.

Do I need to know music?

No. Music therapy does not aim to teach someone to play an instrument. It uses music to work toward other goals. No prior experience or talent is needed.

Who leads the sessions, and how are they different from music lessons?

Sessions are led by music therapists with a master's degree or PhD, professionals trained in music therapy, rather than music teachers. In a music lesson, the goal is to learn an instrument or a technique. In music therapy, the goal is different (communicating, self-regulation, movement, remembering), and music is the tool.

Who can it support?

It can support children with autism (ASD), Down syndrome, ADHD, or language and developmental difficulties; older adults, including people with dementia or Alzheimer’s, through memory, mood, and connection with others; adults with stress or anxiety; and people in rehabilitation. It complements medical treatment and never replaces it.

How does the process work?

It starts with a conversation and an initial assessment. Then we agree on goals with you or the person receiving support and coordinate with their other therapists or doctors, if they have any. Regular sessions follow, along with progress updates shared with the family.

Do you work with institutions?

Yes. We bring music therapy to residential care homes and centers for older adults, schools and rehabilitation centers, on site, with individual or group sessions and goals agreed on with your team. Message us on WhatsApp and we’ll send you a proposal for your institution.

Where do sessions take place and how much do they cost?

At home in Bogotá and the surrounding area or over video call. Sessions last 60 minutes, once a week. You can book a single session or the monthly plan of 4 sessions, which costs less per session. The first session is the initial assessment. Message us on WhatsApp and we’ll help you find the best option.

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