At In Harmony Therapeutic Services, we believe that every person deserves access to compassionate, evidence-based care that recognizes their strengths, honors their experiences, and empowers them to thrive. As a Cleveland-based nonprofit organization, we provide individualized, trauma-informed music enrichment, music therapy and therapeutic support services that improve mental health, emotional well-being, communication, relationships, and quality of life for individuals across the lifespan.

Our team of Ohio Licensed Professional Music Therapists (LPMTs) and board-certified music therapists (MT-BCs) partners with individuals, families, schools, healthcare organizations, behavioral health agencies, and community organizations throughout Ohio to develop personalized plans that address each person’s and/or organization’s unique goals. Whether supporting a child who has experienced trauma, an adolescent navigating emotional or behavioral challenges, an adult in substance use recovery, an individual with developmental disabilities, or an organization seeking programming, our therapists provide individualized interventions grounded in clinical evidence, creativity, and authentic human connection.

Our work is rooted in trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming, and person-centered practices. We integrate our programming with restorative approaches, Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), behavioral principles, sensory-informed supports, and collaborative care to help individuals build emotional regulation, resilience, communication skills, self-expression, social connection, and overall wellness. Every intervention is intentionally designed to meet individuals where they are while honoring their goals, identities, and lived experiences.

As both a clinical provider and teaching organization, In Harmony is committed to advancing the profession of music therapy through education, mentorship, community partnerships, and advocacy. We collaborate closely with interdisciplinary teams—including educators, physicians, counselors, psychologists, speech-language pathologists, occupational and physical therapists, social workers, and families—to ensure coordinated, whole-person care. We also provide consultation, professional development, and educational programming that equips organizations to better support diverse communities through trauma-informed and inclusive practices.

Music can be a powerful tool for healing, connection, growth, and belonging. Through singing, instrument playing, songwriting, improvisation, movement, lyric analysis, receptive music experiences, and other evidence-based interventions, we help individuals discover their strengths, develop meaningful skills, and create lasting change.

Availability

Upon request

“Goodbye, My Friends” by Abbey Fistek

“Waiting Rap” by Alicia Hrubey

Audio recordings courtesy of the teaching artists.