Our practice envisions a world where music therapy is widely accessible, empowering clients to thrive emotionally, socially, and cognitively. Our mission is to create a supportive, inclusive environment where the therapeutic power of music connects individuals to their deepest self-expression and fosters long-term personal transformation.
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The American Music Therapy Association defines music therapy as the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship.What are the Benefits?Clinical research in music therapy supports many health benefits including:âś… Improve communication
âś… Reduce pain, anxiety, and stress
âś… Promote wellness
âś… Improve attention
âś… Enhance memory
âś… Promote physical rehabilitation
âś… Improve emotional expression
âś… Improve mental healthWhat Can Music Therapy Help With?We believe that the therapeutic qualities of music are universal.
We work with:👉 older adults to lessen the effects of dementia and memory loss.
👉 children with Autism to address sensory processing.
👉 hospice patients to support death and dying with dignity.
👉 teens with developmental disabilities to improve social skills.
👉 young children to address literacy development.
👉 seniors with Parkinson’s disease to improve motor functioning.
👉 parents to provide outlets for self-care and wellness.
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Personalized, evidence-based sessions for children, teens, adults & seniors tailored to specific goals.
Engaging group sessions that build social skills, communication, and connection through music.
Specialized music therapy for autism and developmental disabilities to encourage growth and learning.
Music therapy for dementia, Alzheimer’s, and senior wellness to improve memory, mood, and quality of life.
Therapeutic music experiences that reduce anxiety, support emotional expression, and promote resilience.
Music therapy for stroke, brain injury, and Parkinson’s to support recovery, motor skills, and wellness.
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At Music Therapy Now, we believe in the power of music to heal, connect, and transform lives. Serving Houston, Cypress, Katy, The Woodlands, and surrounding areas, we provide board-certified, evidence-based music therapy for individuals of all ages and needs. Our practice combines professionalism with compassion, ensuring every session is meaningful, safe, and goal-directed.
Joshua Brown, MM, MT-BC founded Music Therapy Now in 2025. Joshua holds a Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from Liberty University, a Masters of Music from Tarleton State University and the Equivalency in Music Therapy from Sam Houston State University. He holds the music therapy MT-BC credential (Certification #19707). He also holds Texas EC-12 Music Education and Special Education EC-12 certifications. Joshua specializes in developing and curating music therapy programs from the ground up at local hospitals, hospices, LTC facilities, clinics, adult day centers, schools, community centers, and summer camps.
Dr. Cynae Brown, Ed.D holds a Bachelors of Spanish from Howard University, a Masters of Education (ESL) from Regent University, a Masters of School Development and Leadership from Harvard University, and a Doctorate of Educational Leadership from the University of Houston. She also holds Texas Special Education EC-12, Generalist EC-8, ESL Generalist EC-4, ESL Supplemental EC-8, Principal and Superintendent certifications. Her goal is to continue collaborating with local organizations in Houston, Texas and the surrounding area to ensure music therapy services are inclusive and accessible for people of all ages and abilities.
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Getting started with Music Therapy Now is simple. Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, healthcare provider, or organization, we make it easy to schedule an initial consultation. We’ll discuss your needs, answer questions, and design a plan tailored to your goals. Serving Houston and surrounding communities, we offer both in-person and virtual sessions for convenience.
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Our Individual Music Therapy sessions provide one-on-one, personalized care tailored to the unique needs, strengths, and goals of each client. With a board-certified music therapist, clients receive evidence-based interventions that support communication, motor skills, emotional regulation, and cognitive development. Whether working with a child with autism, an adult in rehabilitation, or a senior with dementia, we design sessions that promote measurable progress and meaningful outcomes.Examples of Use:👉 A child with autism uses instrument play and singing to develop communication skills.👉 A stroke survivor practices rhythmic cueing to improve motor coordination and walking.👉 A teenager struggling with anxiety uses songwriting to process emotions and build coping skills.👉 An adult with depression engages in music-assisted relaxation to reduce stress and improve mood.
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Group Music Therapy creates opportunities for connection, social growth, and teamwork through shared music-making. Sessions focus on social interaction, communication, and group cohesion, guided by a therapist who adapts music-based activities to meet collective and individual needs. Group therapy is ideal for schools, day programs, rehabilitation centers, and community organizations across Houston and surrounding areas.Examples of Use:👉 A school group uses call-and-response drumming to build listening and turn-taking skills.👉 Adults in a community center engage in group singing to enhance memory and social bonding.👉 Teens in a behavioral health program participate in lyric analysis discussions to share feelings and perspectives.👉 Residents in assisted living take part in group songwriting to boost creativity and self-expression.
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We specialize in music therapy for children, teens, and adults with autism and developmental disabilities. Music provides a structured yet flexible medium to improve communication, social skills, sensory integration, and emotional expression. Our individualized plans use music to meet clients where they are, helping them connect, learn, and thrive.Examples of Use:👉 A nonverbal child develops communication skills using picture symbols paired with musical choices.👉 A group of children with developmental delays practices movement to music to improve coordination.👉 A teenager with autism works on peer interaction through cooperative band-style playing.👉 A young adult practices daily living skills by sequencing tasks set to familiar melodies.
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Our Senior and Memory Care Music Therapy programs support older adults with dementia, Alzheimer’s, and other age-related conditions. Through music, we enhance memory recall, mood, social interaction, and quality of life. Sessions are designed to reduce agitation, encourage communication, and provide joy through familiar and meaningful music experiences.Examples of Use:👉 Seniors participate in singing old favorite songs to stimulate memory recall.👉 A group uses guided movement to music to encourage physical activity and reduce fall risk.👉 Individuals with dementia engage in instrument play to improve focus and reduce agitation.👉 Family members join sessions, using shared music-making to strengthen bonds.
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Music therapy for mental health supports children, teens, and adults dealing with stress, depression, trauma, and anxiety. Music offers a safe space for emotional expression, coping skills, and self-discovery. Our therapists use structured interventions like songwriting, improvisation, and guided relaxation to promote resilience and overall wellness.Examples of Use:👉 A teenager writes and records a song about identity and emotions to process personal challenges.👉 An adult with trauma engages in drumming for emotional release and grounding.👉 Group lyric discussions provide a safe platform for clients to connect over shared experiences.👉 Relaxation with live guitar or piano helps reduce anxiety and promote calm.
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We provide neurologically-based music therapy interventions for individuals recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, and other neurological conditions. Music engages the brain across multiple regions, making it a powerful tool for improving motor recovery, speech, and cognitive functioning. Sessions are adapted to support rehabilitation goals alongside medical and therapeutic care.Examples of Use:👉 A stroke survivor practices singing familiar phrases to regain speech fluency (Melodic Intonation Therapy).👉 Parkinson’s patients use rhythmic entrainment to improve gait and walking stability.👉 Clients with brain injury engage in memory exercises through structured songs.👉 Guitar strumming and piano exercises support fine motor rehabilitation.
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A Note from Joshua
“For me, music therapy is not just about techniques or goals—it’s about relationships, trust, and creativity.”
Welcome to Music Therapy Now! My wife and I started this practice because we’ve experienced firsthand how powerful music is in helping me heal, connect, and grow through my own health challenges. Every client I work with has their own story, and I believe music therapy should honor that uniqueness.Whether we’re singing, playing, moving, or simply listening together, I want every session to feel safe, supportive, and meaningful. With music as our guide, we can explore emotions, discover strengths, and create moments of joy that last well beyond the session.Warmly,
Joshua Brown, MT-BC
Music therapy is built on the belief that:👉Every person’s journey is unique.👉Music can connect, heal, and inspire in ways words alone cannot.👉Therapy should feel natural, supportive, and personal.Through singing, rhythm, movement, and listening, music becomes a safe space for self-expression, confidence, and growth.
“At Music Therapy Now, we honor the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.”
We also collaborate with families, caregivers, teachers, and healthcare providers so therapy feels like a team effort that supports lasting change.
🎤 Person-Centered Care
Every client is unique; therapy is built around you.🎨 Creativity & Spontaneity
Sessions are flexible, dynamic, and engaging.🤝 Therapeutic Relationship
Trust and connection are at the heart of healing.👪🏼 Collaboration Across Disciplines
Working together with families, schools, and healthcare teams.🌱 Whole-Person Care
Supporting mind, body, emotions, and spirit together.
We bring these principles into action through:
âś… Awareness & self-responsibility
âś… Living in the here-and-now
âś… Evidence-based, structured goals
✅ Music’s impact on brain and behavior
âś… Encouragement and empowerment
âś… Holistic adaptation to individual needs
âś… Search for meaning and life purpose
âś… Creative self-expression as a path to growth
📌 Every client and therapy experience is different.
📌 Music therapy is a collaborative journey.
📌 Cultural sensitivity honors each client’s unique context.
✨ At Music Therapy Now, our philosophy isn’t just words—it’s how we live every session.👉 Discover how music therapy can support your journey by scheduling a consultation.
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