How Are We Different?

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As a proud autistic man, I understand the language and needs of someone with autism and the patience and understanding required in the classroom setting.  I was not diagnosed until I was 40 years old and I never understood why I was different, why I wasn't able to function socially, or why I couldn't fit into a neurotypical world. However, the one thing that I always had was music.  Since I was 6 years old, music has had the ability to transport me to a place where I could feel calm, it is my escape from anxiety and the connection that I need to feel whole. I know the power of music, I know how music has enriched my life.  I want to be able to show children with autism and special needs, that different is beautiful. 

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How Music Helps with Autism?

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Engaging in musical activities such as singing and playing instruments in one-on-one therapy can improve autistic children's social communication skills, improve their family's quality of life, as well as increase brain connectivity.

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• Increased focus and attention

• Increased communication and communication attempts

• Reduction of anxiety

• Improved coordination

• Generally improved social behaviors

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Why Lessons Online?

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• They’re convenient

• They offer versatility

• You can pick the best teacher for your child

• They’re great for different paces of learning

• Easily fit into your homeschooling curriculum time

• Using technology is exciting and convenient!

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