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We start by getting to know you, your needs, strengths, preferences, and goals. This helps us understand how music therapy can best support you or your loved one.
Let your mind grow and glow at Glow Music Therapy
Board-certified music therapy for people of all ages. Built calm, predictable, and sensory-safe from the very first note.
MT-BC board-certified
Sensory-first sessions
In-home & teletherapy
For you & your loved ones
What is Music Therapy?
Music Therapy is a dynamic, evidence-based approach to meeting your therapeutic goals. It provides a pathway to creative self-expression, meaningful connection, and personal growth. Using music based interventions, we target various domains of development and quality of life factors. Music reaches beyond words - and so does our care.
Set Goals
Together, we create an individualized treatment plan with meaningful goals designed around each client’s unique needs. These goals guide the direction of services and help track progress over time.
We make music, every step of the way
Music therapy sessions begin with evidence-based, engaging interventions designed to support growth, connection, and self-expression. Each session is adapted to meet the client where they are and help them move toward their goals.
Programs
Ways we work together
Wherever you're most comfortable, our therapy room, your living room, or a school hallway, there's a way in.
Individual therapy
One-to-one sessions tailored to your goals, pace, and sensory profile.
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Group therapy
A space to connect, express, move, remember, build connections, and enjoy meaningful moments together.
In-home therapy
We come to you, so you can work in the room where you already feel safe.
Teletherapy
Live online sessions from home, quiet, low-stimulation, and great for busy weeks.
School & facility partnerships
On-site programs and consultation for schools, clinics, and care facilities.
Early intervention
Specialised support for our youngest clients, focused on connection and first communication.
Who it's for
Made for many minds, across every age
Music therapy is designed for the littlest of minds to the richest life stories, and everything in between. It welcomes everyone where they are, regardless of music making ability or limitations.
Senses in Song
Through predictable structures, sensory-safe environments, music therapy designs a space for an individual to meet their individual and unique sensory needs through rhythm, movement, and sound.
- Communication & connection
- Self-regulation tools
Skills in Bloom
Through music, growing skills can blossom naturally through play, connection, movement, and meaningful moments. Through familiar songs and meaningful moments, seniors can support memory, movement, connection, and quality of life.
- Attention & sequencing
- Fine & gross motor skills
Feelings In Tune
Through music, clients can express big feelings, build coping skills, and find calm in a way that feels safe and supportive.
- Grounding & breathing through song
- Confidence & self-expression
Meet your therapist
"Every person has their own beautiful rhythm, it just takes the right ear to listen for it."
Brooklyn C. Webb · MT-BC, Board-Certified Music Therapist
Brooklyn is a board-certified music therapist who founded Glow Music Therapy on a simple belief: therapy should feel like the best part of your week, warm, unhurried, and a little bit magic. She has worked in private practice for 4+ years, specializing in pediatric and medical music therapy practices. She has experience working with individuals of all ages, from the tiniest of hands in the NICU to the wisest hearts in senior care, and a little bit of everything else in between. She feels passionately about bringing inclusive practices to everyone - there is room for every voice, every body, and every way of connecting.
Credentials & training
- MT-BC Board-Certified Music TherapistCertification Board for Music Therapists · Cert #17637 I am a board-certified music therapist (MT-BC). I hold an accredited music therapy degree, completed a supervised clinical internship, passed the national board examination, and maintain the credential through ongoing continuing education.
- NICU-MT NICU Music TherapistCertified for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit work I hold the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Music Therapist certification (NICU-MT). It represents specialized, evidence-based training in the safe use of live music with premature and medically fragile newborns, supporting their stability, feeding, and bonding with family.
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M.S., Developmental DisabilitiesChild-Life concentration · Nova Southeastern University · 2025
I hold a Master of Science in Developmental Disabilities with a Child-Life concentration from Nova Southeastern University, completed in 2025. This advanced training informs how I understand the ways children develop, cope, and process medical and life experiences.
A real session
See a glimpse into what music therapy can offer you
Warm. Purposeful. Empowering.
A moment from a real session at a senior community · @glowmusictherapy
In their words
What families tell us
"For the first time, our son looked for the door on his own, because he couldn't wait to get to music."
Our therapist explained every goal in plain words and shared notes we could actually use at home. We finally felt like part of the team.
Our daughter’s anxiety used to derail mornings. The “calm-down song” she made in group is part of our routine now.
Good questions
The things people ask first
Not even a little. Music therapy isn't about performing or playing "correctly", it's about using music as a tool to reach personal goals. Someone who's never touched an instrument is exactly who this is built for.
Many clients use insurance, a Medicaid waiver, or school/district funding to cover music therapy, and some pay privately. Coverage varies a lot by plan and state.
When you reach out, we'll walk through your specific options and give you a clear, written estimate before anything begins.
Every session follows the same gentle shape: a familiar hello song, some playful music-making around your goals (drumming, singing, movement, instrument exploration), and a calm goodbye song that signals "we're done." Predictability is part of the therapy.
A lesson teaches an instrument. Therapy uses music to work on non-musical goals, communication, regulation, motor skills, social connection, guided by a board-certified clinician with an individualised plan and measurable progress.
Yes, and it's one of the things we do best. We start soft, follow your cues, keep volume low and predictable, and never push. Many sound-sensitive people find live, responsive music far easier than recorded sound, because it bends to them.
Send us a message below, or start a new-client intake, and we'll talk through your needs, answer every question, and find a relaxed first session that fits. No commitment, no pressure.
Get started
Let's find your rhythm
Tell us a little about yourself or the person you're enrolling for. We read every message personally and reply within two business days.
- New client? Start your intakeShare your details so we can prepare for your first session, open the intake form →
- Flexible schedulingDaytime, after-school, and weekend slots.
- Email usbrooklyn@glowmt.com