Neurologic Music Therapy Services of AZ

Facilitating Relationships . . .
Promoting Independence

At NMTSA, our mission is to provide preventative and rehabilitative neurologic music therapy services as well as community education about positive approaches to working with persons with neurologic impairments, autism, or developmental disabilities.

Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT) is an advanced form of music therapy that uses research-based techniques to treat the brain using music and rhythm. NMT uses these techniques to achieve non-musical goals such as speech, physical movement, cognition and other conditions of the nervous system.

Explore our site to learn more about the services and education NMTSA offers. On the Donate page, you can participate in a number of ways both financially and through online partnership programs to help us continue our program offerings. Please consider one of these donation opportunities.

NEW! Movement and Music Group for Persons with Parkinson's
Neurologic Music Therapy Services of Arizona is launching a new "Movement and Music" group for persons living with Parkinson's Disease. The program is specifically focused on exercises facilitated through music and instruments and is made possible by a grant recently awarded to NMTSA from the Genworth Foundation. -More Information-

NMTSA Invitational Golf Tournament - April 2nd
Join NMTSA for our first ever Invitational Charity Golf Tournament! Produced by Joshua Lansky as a service project to benefit NMTSA, this golf tournament will take place at the beautiful Silverado golf course in Scottsdale. You can participate in a number of ways, from a participant to an item donor and more. Click the links below for more information:




upcoming events

February 11
NMTSA
Philosophy & Practice

-more info & sign-up-

February 13
Drum Home
Program Training

-more info-

April 2
NMTSA Invitational
Charity Golf Tournament

-information flyer-




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602-840-6410


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