This is a 4-week series that runs from August 4th–25th, 2026.

Location: The Acreage (2585 WI-35, Osceola, WI 54020)

Schedule: Tuesdays from 9:45–10:45 AM

This group is designed to help teens build confidence, strengthen healthy coping skills, and connect with peers through meaningful music experiences in a supportive, neuroaffirming environment.

Each session incorporates songwriting, music listening, instrument play, collaborative music-making, lyric discussion, and creative self-expression to support growth in key areas, including:

• Self-expression and identity exploration

• Healthy emotional expression and emotional awareness

• Building self-esteem and confidence

• Developing positive coping strategies

• Meaningful peer connection and social engagement

• Communication and interpersonal skills

• Stress management and resilience

• Creativity and personal strengths

Our music therapy approach meets each teen where they are, honoring their unique strengths, interests, and ways of communicating while providing opportunities to build meaningful relationships and practice new skills. This group is open to teens of all abilities and neurotypes. No musical background is required.

CLTS waiver funding is accepted. Through our community partnership with the Polk County Mental Health Task Force, participants who are not using CLTS funding can attend at no out-of-pocket cost.

Registration closes on July 28th, 2026. Minimum 3, maximum 8 participants.

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This is an 6-week series that runs from July 13th - August 17th, 2026.

Location: Lakeland Family Resource Center (819 Ash St, Spooner, WI 54801)

Schedule: Mondays from 3:00-4:00pm

This group is designed to help children strengthen social skills, emotional regulation, and communication while building confidence in peer interactions.

Each session incorporates instrument play, movement, collaborative music-making, music-based games, and creative-self expression to support growth in key areas, including:

• Understanding and managing challenging emotions

• Effective communication and expressing feelings to peers

• Empathy and perspective-taking

• Cooperation, teamwork, and problem solving

• Leadership and confidence in group activities

• Navigating social cues and conversational skills

• Building and maintaining friendships

Our music therapy approach meets each child where they are, highlighting their strengths while providing structured guidance and opportunities to practice new skills. This group is open to children of all abilities and neurotypes. No musical background is required.

CLTS waiver or private pay accepted. Contact us for session rates. Need financial help? Sliding scale rates available.

Registration closes on July 6th, 2026. Minimum 3, maximum 6 participants.

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Ages 5-8 from 9:00-10:00am

Ages 9-12 from 10:00am-11:00am

This is a 6-week series that runs on Tuesdays from June 16th to July 21st, 2026.

Location: Happy Hive Indoor Play (810 WI-35, Luck, WI 54853)

Buzz & Bloom groups offer a unique combination of sensory-friendly play and music therapy designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, and social connection. Participants will have the option for an hour of free play in Happy Hive’s indoor play area before or after their music therapy group.

During music therapy, participants explore a variety of engaging activities that foster social-emotional growth, including:

• Experimenting with instruments and sound to explore feelings

• Group improvisation to practice teamwork and cooperation

• Movement and rhythm activities to support self-regulation

• Music-based games that encourage communication and turn-taking

• Peer connection through collaborative music-making

• Building confidence and resilience in a supportive group

Our music therapy approach celebrates each child’s strengths while providing guidance and opportunities to practice new skills in a fun, inclusive environment. This group is open to children of all abilities and neurotypes. No musical background is required.

CLTS waiver or private pay accepted. Contact us for session rates. Need financial help? Sliding scale rates available.

Registration closes on June 9th, 2026. Minimum 3, maximum 6 participants per group.

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This is a 4-week virtual series that runs from June 3rd - June 24th, 2026.

Location: Online (link provided upon registration)

Schedule: Wednesdays from 1:00-1:45pm

Lyric Lab is a fun, approachable virtual space where tweens explore songwriting in a supportive environment. Participants engage in the creative process with support from a Board Certified Music Therapist to turn their ideas, feelings, and stories into lyrics and collaborative music projects. The group is designed to make songwriting easy, enjoyable, and social, helping participants build confidence and connect with peers in a supportive setting.

In Lyric Lab, participants will:

• Experiment with lyrics in a playful way

• Collaborate with peers in virtual group music making

• Share ideas, listen, and give feedback in a friendly, supportive environment

• Explore music as a tool for expressing emotions and stories

• Practice social skills like turn taking, communication, and teamwork

• Build confidence and self-expression through creative projects

Our music therapy approach is flexible and participant-driven, meeting each child where they are while offering guidance and support for social, emotional, and creative growth. No prior musical experience required!

CLTS waiver or private pay accepted. Contact us for session rates. Need financial help? Sliding scale rates available.

Registration closes on May 27th, 2026. Minimum 3, maximum 5 participants.

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We are excited to be partnering with Spectrum Strong for a fun, engaging, and inclusive Family Music Day Camp designed for children and their families to explore music together.

Date: Sunday, July 19
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: Weitkamp Park, 648 O'Neil Road, Hudson, WI 54016

Led by our board-certified music therapists, this recreational program offers a welcoming environment where participants can connect, create, and enjoy meaningful musical experiences.

While this program is not music therapy, it is informed by the clinical expertise of our music therapists and thoughtfully designed to support positive participation, creativity, and family engagement through music.

Activities may include:

• Singing and musical games

• Instrument exploration and group music-making

• Movement and dance activities

• Sensory-friendly musical experiences

• Structured and creative group activities

All activities are offered in a group setting and may be adapted to encourage participation and enjoyment for all attendees. We strive to create a supportive, responsive, and inclusive environment where every child and family can engage in ways that feel comfortable and meaningful. We recognize that children have diverse strengths, interests, sensory preferences, and regulation needs, and we welcome a variety of ways of participating.

Come make music, build connections, and create lasting memories together!

Click here to register today!