Private Music Lessons in the Convenience of Your Home
Summer Lessons! Have you wanted to learn to fingerpick on the guitar? Online and In-Home Lessons are available. Here is one of our students playing a song from Pirates of the Caribbean! Call or Text: (269) 329-0730. Watch him play on our video post on Facebook.
Spring is just around the corner! Time for a new season, growth and starting new things. Do you know of someone that might benefit from starting a new instrument? Send them our way! Our amazing instructors are eager to help them reach their musical goals.
“Sorry, 30 minutes is up” Have you ever got to the end of your lesson and not made it through everything?
Would you like to go more in depth?
Add on time! We offer add on time in 15-minute increments so you can easily expand your time. Check with your instructor to see if extra time would be effective for your student.
Have YOU been wanting to learn to play a musical instrument? Kids don't need to have all of the fun! Calling all adults!! It's never to late to start playing an instrument. This is the perfect time to start. Contact us to find out more about how we build the lessons around your interests!
Edge Water MT truly values the flexibility of our clients and therapists! Before the covid-19 outbreak began, this client received music therapy services in her home to work on goals such as reciprocal communication and social skills. Services then moved smoothly to telehealth when the outbreak began and have continued online to address treatment goals.
In this photo taken prior to the covid-19 outbreak, you'll see her and her music therapist utilizing instrument play to practice taking turns, a skill that is foundational to addressing reciprocal communication. Her music therapist then utilized a steady drum beat to encourage a slowing of the client's rate of speech, and maintain engagement during a conversation about a client-preferred topic.
After switching to telehealth, this client and her music therapist utilized visual stories to learn about coronavirus and practice important safety skills such as hand-washing. Musical cueing was utilized to encourage hand-washing for 20 or more seconds by singing a client-preferred song and practicing hand washing movements.
