What is Music Therapy?

Music Therapy is the use of evidence based interventions to work towards non-musical goals by a board certified music therapist. Goals are based in cognitive areas, social skills, emotional goals, gross and fine motor skills, as well as areas of language and communication. A music therapist is certified by completing a 4 year degree in Music Therapy, completing an 1040 hour internship, and passing the board certification exam. 


There are a variety of ways to fund Music Therapy services. Grants, Scholarships, and Private Pay are most common. Did you know we are an approved provider with NCSEAA? Music Therapy can also be funded by FSA cards. Some other resources include Autism Care Today, Bee Mighty, First Hand Foundation, Giving Angels Foundation, Kids with PossAbilities, Gaston Community Foundation, Hudson Smiles Music Therapy Scholarship & The Arc.


Jessica Alberto, Founder, Board Certified Music Therapist and Music Lessons Instructor


Jessica is a highly dedicated and Board-Certified Music Therapist with over a decade of experience. Born as a first-generation American, Jessica's journey in music therapy has been marked by a profound commitment to making a positive impact on individuals of diverse abilities and backgrounds.

She earned her bachelor's degree in music therapy from Queens University of Charlotte, NC, where she honed her skills and developed a deep understanding of the therapeutic power of music. Driven by her passion for the field, she established her own private practice, demonstrating not only her clinical expertise but also her entrepreneurial spirit. As the founder of The Treble Makers, Jessica has played a pivotal role in creating a space where individuals can access the transformative benefits of music therapy. Her practice reflects her belief in the inclusivity of music therapy, catering to clients with a wide range of abilities and backgrounds.




Hannah Coleman, Board Certified Music Therapist and Music Lessons Instructor


Hannah has been a Board Certified Music Therapist for five years. She comes to us with a background of music therapy with older adults. Hannah values inclusion and being a life-long learner and her fun, creative, and energetic nature complement our team well. She believes that in musicing together we can create a place where everyone belongs.