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MISSION STATEMENT
The Mission of Music Sweet Music is to contract Board Certified Music Therapists to provide children and adults with illnesses, diseases and disorders with Music Therapy sessions and the special musical instruments used in Music Therapy. The ultimate goal is to support skill development in areas such as communication, academic learning, daily living skills, motor functioning, social skills, behavior, and mental health. These are common goal areas of children and adults with diagnoses such as autism, neurologic impairments, orthopedic impairments, speech impediment, post traumatic stress syndrome, and other disabilities.
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SERVICES
We provide a variety of Music Therapy services to children and adults with illnesses, diseases and disorders. Our Music Therapists are Board-Certified, and have more than 30 years combined experience in Music Therapy.
Music Sweet Music, Inc. has currently Music Therapy programs at:
John Hopkins All Children’s Hospital Speech Language Pathology Department – St. Petersburg Since 2003
St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital Tampa since 2005
Shriner’s Children’s Hospital – Tampa since 2005
OUR VALUES
Acceptance
We honor the individuality of our participants and openly accept them in a non-judgmental manner.
Integrity
Treating the participants in our programs with honesty, sincerity and fairness.
Passion
Our contributions come from our heart, and our work is our passion.
Professionalism
We uphold the highest standards of knowledge, skill, and conduct that reflect the best practices of Music Therapy.
Respect
In our regard for, actions toward, our communities, participants and each other.
Trust
We strive to build a therapeutic relationship with our clients to maximize the outcomes of our services.
Unique
We don’t mimic others. Each one of us are valued for our uniqueness.
OUR IMPACT
At Music Sweet Music, Inc. we believe that a child or adult undergoing a medical treatment should receive music therapy as an integrated component to their medical care not only during their hospitalization but also afterwards.
