Healing through music, transforming lives.
Healing through music, transforming lives.
Healing through music, transforming lives.
Find out who we are, what we stand for, and how we can support your journey.
Find out who we are, what we stand for, and how we can support your journey.
Find out who we are, what we stand for, and how we can support your journey.
About
At Crescendo Care Music Therapy, we believe in the profound power of music to transform lives. Music is not just a form of expression—it holds the key to unlocking deep emotions, providing a pathway to healing and self-discovery.
At Crescendo Care Music Therapy, we believe in the profound power of music to transform lives. Music is not just a form of expression—it holds the key to unlocking deep emotions, providing a pathway to healing and self-discovery.
At Crescendo Care Music Therapy, we believe in the profound power of music to transform lives. Music is not just a form of expression—it holds the key to unlocking deep emotions, providing a pathway to healing and self-discovery.
The Way I Help
The Way I Help
The Way I Help
Through personalized sessions, we use music therapy techniques such as playing preferred songs, songwriting, improvisation, learning an instrument, and song discussion to help individuals explore their emotions in a safe and supportive environment.
Through personalized sessions, we use music therapy techniques such as playing preferred songs, songwriting, improvisation, learning an instrument, and song discussion to help individuals explore their emotions in a safe and supportive environment.
Through personalized sessions, we use music therapy techniques such as playing preferred songs, songwriting, improvisation, learning an instrument, and song discussion to help individuals explore their emotions in a safe and supportive environment.
Meet Our Founder
Meet Our Founder
Meet Our Founder
Hello! My name is Ben Lavine, a passionate Board-Certified music therapist (MT-BC) with a BM in Music Therapy from the University of Miami.
Hello! My name is Ben Lavine, a passionate Board-Certified music therapist (MT-BC) with a BM in Music Therapy from the University of Miami.
Hello! My name is Ben Lavine, a passionate Board-Certified music therapist (MT-BC) with a BM in Music Therapy from the University of Miami.
Our approach allows clients to process feelings, develop healthy coping strategies, and cultivate the emotional tools necessary to build stronger, more positive relationships with themselves and others. Whether you are seeking personal growth, emotional support, or healing from life’s challenges, we are here to guide you on your journey with the transformative power of music.
Our approach allows clients to process feelings, develop healthy coping strategies, and cultivate the emotional tools necessary to build stronger, more positive relationships with themselves and others. Whether you are seeking personal growth, emotional support, or healing from life’s challenges, we are here to guide you on your journey with the transformative power of music.
Our approach allows clients to process feelings, develop healthy coping strategies, and cultivate the emotional tools necessary to build stronger, more positive relationships with themselves and others. Whether you are seeking personal growth, emotional support, or healing from life’s challenges, we are here to guide you on your journey with the transformative power of music.
Where words fail, music speaks.
Where words fail, music speaks.
— Hans Christian Andersen
— Hans Christian Andersen
Where words fail, music speaks.
— Hans Christian Andersen
Healing shaped by expertise, enriched through music, and built for lasting transformation
Healing shaped by expertise, enriched through music, and built for lasting transformation
Healing shaped by expertise, enriched through music, and built for lasting transformation
Our approach allows clients to process feelings, develop healthy coping strategies, and cultivate the emotional tools necessary to build stronger, more positive relationships with themselves and others. Whether you are seeking personal growth, emotional support, or healing from life’s challenges, we are here to guide you on your journey with the transformative power of music.
Our approach allows clients to process feelings, develop healthy coping strategies, and cultivate the emotional tools necessary to build stronger, more positive relationships with themselves and others. Whether you are seeking personal growth, emotional support, or healing from life’s challenges, we are here to guide you on your journey with the transformative power of music.
Our approach allows clients to process feelings, develop healthy coping strategies, and cultivate the emotional tools necessary to build stronger, more positive relationships with themselves and others. Whether you are seeking personal growth, emotional support, or healing from life’s challenges, we are here to guide you on your journey with the transformative power of music.
“Music creates space for healing, connection, and honest expression—often in ways words never can.”
“Music creates space for healing, connection, and honest expression—often in ways words never can.”
“Music creates space for healing, connection, and honest expression—often in ways words never can.”
— Ben Lavine, Therapist & Founder of Crescendo Care Music Therapy
— Ben Lavine, Therapist & Founder of Crescendo Care Music Therapy
— Ben Lavine, Therapist & Founder of Crescendo Care Music Therapy
Your questions.
Answered.
Curious about how things work? Here are some helpful answers to guide you.
Didn’t find your answer? Send us a message — we’ll respond with care and clarity.
What is music therapy?
Music therapy is an evidence-based practice which focuses on the clinical use of music to develop therapeutic goals within different domains. The music therapy profession can serve to support emotional, communicative, social, physical, cognitive, and spiritual goals.
Through our music therapy sessions, we will explore areas of your life that music can help, and create a plan of action to build your breakthroughs with music.
What is music therapy?
Music therapy is an evidence-based practice which focuses on the clinical use of music to develop therapeutic goals within different domains. The music therapy profession can serve to support emotional, communicative, social, physical, cognitive, and spiritual goals.
Through our music therapy sessions, we will explore areas of your life that music can help, and create a plan of action to build your breakthroughs with music.
But… What does this look like in a session?
Every session of music therapy is different. We use a mixture of songwriting, creating music on the spot (improvisation), and hold space discussing why certain songs are relevant to your life.
Sometimes talk-therapy can't solve everything, and we need a creative way to be able to process and express our emotions. Music therapy fills in the gaps when talk-therapy leaves us feeling stuck.
But… What does this look like in a session?
Every session of music therapy is different. We use a mixture of songwriting, creating music on the spot (improvisation), and hold space discussing why certain songs are relevant to your life.
Sometimes talk-therapy can't solve everything, and we need a creative way to be able to process and express our emotions. Music therapy fills in the gaps when talk-therapy leaves us feeling stuck.
Who is a music therapist?
Who is a music therapist?
A music therapist is a licensed professional… who has completed a Bachelors or Masters in Music Therapy from an accredited institution, completed over 1,200 hours of clinical training hours,and has passed the national board exam Administered through CBMT. A Board- Certified music therapist has the title of MT-BC.
You can find more information regarding our board, as well as extra information about this profession HERE
Neuroscience and Music Therapy!
Neuroscience and Music Therapy!
Music Actively engages multiple parts of our brain simultaneously. It lights up communication, emotional, cognitive, social, and motor areas of our brain simultaneously, providing unique opportunities to connect neural pathways. (HERE/THIS) is a photo of an MRI study of a brain on music versus a brain at rest. You can see the activation of multiple neural networks simultaneously, lighting up areas of the brain.
Click HERE for More information about the neuroscience of music from Harvard edu.
Your questions.
Answered.
Curious about how things work? Here are some helpful answers to guide you.
Didn’t find your answer? Send us a message — we’ll respond with care and clarity.
What is music therapy?
Music therapy is an evidence-based practice which focuses on the clinical use of music to develop therapeutic goals within different domains. The music therapy profession can serve to support emotional, communicative, social, physical, cognitive, and spiritual goals.
Through our music therapy sessions, we will explore areas of your life that music can help, and create a plan of action to build your breakthroughs with music.
What is music therapy?
Music therapy is an evidence-based practice which focuses on the clinical use of music to develop therapeutic goals within different domains. The music therapy profession can serve to support emotional, communicative, social, physical, cognitive, and spiritual goals.
Through our music therapy sessions, we will explore areas of your life that music can help, and create a plan of action to build your breakthroughs with music.
But… What does this look like in a session?
Every session of music therapy is different. We use a mixture of songwriting, creating music on the spot (improvisation), and hold space discussing why certain songs are relevant to your life.
Sometimes talk-therapy can't solve everything, and we need a creative way to be able to process and express our emotions. Music therapy fills in the gaps when talk-therapy leaves us feeling stuck.
But… What does this look like in a session?
Every session of music therapy is different. We use a mixture of songwriting, creating music on the spot (improvisation), and hold space discussing why certain songs are relevant to your life.
Sometimes talk-therapy can't solve everything, and we need a creative way to be able to process and express our emotions. Music therapy fills in the gaps when talk-therapy leaves us feeling stuck.
Who is a music therapist?
Who is a music therapist?
A music therapist is a licensed professional… who has completed a Bachelors or Masters in Music Therapy from an accredited institution, completed over 1,200 hours of clinical training hours,and has passed the national board exam Administered through CBMT. A Board- Certified music therapist has the title of MT-BC.
You can find more information regarding our board, as well as extra information about this profession HERE
Neuroscience and Music Therapy!
Neuroscience and Music Therapy!
Music Actively engages multiple parts of our brain simultaneously. It lights up communication, emotional, cognitive, social, and motor areas of our brain simultaneously, providing unique opportunities to connect neural pathways. (HERE/THIS) is a photo of an MRI study of a brain on music versus a brain at rest. You can see the activation of multiple neural networks simultaneously, lighting up areas of the brain.
Click HERE for More information about the neuroscience of music from Harvard edu.
Your questions.
Answered.
Curious about how things work? Here are some helpful answers to guide you.
What is music therapy?
Music therapy is an evidence-based practice which focuses on the clinical use of music to develop therapeutic goals within different domains. The music therapy profession can serve to support emotional, communicative, social, physical, cognitive, and spiritual goals.
Through our music therapy sessions, we will explore areas of your life that music can help, and create a plan of action to build your breakthroughs with music.
What is music therapy?
Music therapy is an evidence-based practice which focuses on the clinical use of music to develop therapeutic goals within different domains. The music therapy profession can serve to support emotional, communicative, social, physical, cognitive, and spiritual goals.
Through our music therapy sessions, we will explore areas of your life that music can help, and create a plan of action to build your breakthroughs with music.
But… What does this look like in a session?
Every session of music therapy is different. We use a mixture of songwriting, creating music on the spot (improvisation), and hold space discussing why certain songs are relevant to your life.
Sometimes talk-therapy can't solve everything, and we need a creative way to be able to process and express our emotions. Music therapy fills in the gaps when talk-therapy leaves us feeling stuck.
But… What does this look like in a session?
Every session of music therapy is different. We use a mixture of songwriting, creating music on the spot (improvisation), and hold space discussing why certain songs are relevant to your life.
Sometimes talk-therapy can't solve everything, and we need a creative way to be able to process and express our emotions. Music therapy fills in the gaps when talk-therapy leaves us feeling stuck.
Who is a music therapist?
Who is a music therapist?
A music therapist is a licensed professional… who has completed a Bachelors or Masters in Music Therapy from an accredited institution, completed over 1,200 hours of clinical training hours,and has passed the national board exam Administered through CBMT. A Board- Certified music therapist has the title of MT-BC.
You can find more information regarding our board, as well as extra information about this profession HERE
Neuroscience and Music Therapy!
Neuroscience and Music Therapy!
Music Actively engages multiple parts of our brain simultaneously. It lights up communication, emotional, cognitive, social, and motor areas of our brain simultaneously, providing unique opportunities to connect neural pathways. (HERE/THIS) is a photo of an MRI study of a brain on music versus a brain at rest. You can see the activation of multiple neural networks simultaneously, lighting up areas of the brain.
Click HERE for More information about the neuroscience of music from Harvard edu.
Didn’t find your answer? Send us a message — we’ll respond with care and clarity.