Art & music therapy for children
Where every child finds their own voice.
A warm, unhurried studio for art and music therapy — one-on-one support that meets your child exactly where they are.
Credentials
MTA-Certified Music Therapist
Clinical supervision — Dr. Marion Ellery, MTA
Registered · Canadian Association of Music Therapists
Certified & supervised
MTA-accredited care, clinically supervised.
One-on-one, never rushed
Sessions move at your child's pace.
Funding support
We work with ACSD & Jordan's Principle.
The question we hear most
Music therapy or art therapy — what's the difference?
Almost every first call starts here. Here's the short version — both are led by a trained therapist, and both use creativity as the way in.
Music therapy
Rhythm, singing and instruments become a way to reach feelings and skills that words can't always get to — supporting regulation, communication, and connection.
Often helps with · regulation · speech & communication · confidence
Art therapy
Drawing, paint and clay give shape to what's hard to say — a safe, hands-on way to process big emotions, build confidence, and feel understood.
Often helps with · anxiety · processing change · self-expression
Not sure which fits your child? That's exactly what the intake call is for. Read the full comparison
From families we work with
In their words
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We came in after our son's autism diagnosis, mostly because I'd run out of other ideas. He won't sit still for anything — but he'll sit at that keyboard for forty minutes. He started humming in the car afterwards, which he'd never done. Small thing. Felt enormous to us.
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My daughter has a lot of anxiety and going anywhere new is a battle. What I noticed here is that nobody rushed her. The first session she just watched from the doorway, and that was allowed. By the third she was painting. I wish more places worked like this.
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I booked the intake call not really knowing the difference between music and art therapy — I just knew talk therapy wasn't landing for our son. They explained it without making me feel silly for asking. He's non-speaking, and this gave him a way to show us how he's doing.
Ready when you are
The first step is a conversation
No referral needed to start. Share a little below and we'll call to talk it through.