Workshops & Conferences
A list of our most popular presentations are below. We proudly custom build workshops based upon a client’s needs. We are available to present during conference concurrent sessions, as a keynote speaker, and at school professional development workshops. Workshops are available in our clinic(s) and we also travel throughout the state.
Rockin' Readers
Transitions Are Easy!
That Song Said What?!?
This presentation is designed for professionals and parents working with children/adolescents ages 8 years-18 years old. This workshop discusses how to use the songs a child is listening to to open gateways for communication and discuss more difficult topics. This presentation covers what to say and do when children are listening to songs with lyrics that can be interpreted as being “inappropriate”. (recommended workshop time: 90min-2hrs)
ABC's and 123's: Teaching Academics Through Song
Using Music to Promote Self-Care
The Music Toolkit: Using Music-Based Strategies for Development
This presentation is designed for professionals and parents who work with children ages birth-6 years old. Developmental milestones will be reviewed with an emphasis on how music supports motor, speech, and cognitive milestones. Video samples will be provided to demonstrate various milestones. Music-based activities will be discussed and explored using household materials. Strategies will be discussed to help support early childhood development through singing, instrument play, and other music-based activities. (recommended workshop time: 90min-2.5hrs)
Adapting Music for Students with Disabilities
This presentation is designed for music teachers and instructors working with children with disabilities. Information on how to adapt music, instruments, and lessons will be discussed. Considerations for the inclusion of adaptive and augmentative communication, sensory programming, and more will be explored. Live experientials will be provided. Adapted instruments will be reviewed. (recommended workshop time: 2hrs-4hrs)
Equity for Autistic Learners
This presentation is designed for teachers and paraprofessionals who work with students who fall within the neurodiversity umbrella. This workshop explores common problems Autistic individuals, and their families, face in the community and how that impacts their involvement in school, work, and the community. Sensory accommodations, work accommodations, and more will be explored. (recommended workshop time: 90min-3hrs)
What people are saying...
“Very relevant and so informative”
“She was wonderful and gave me so many ideas. It was one of the best workshops I have ever been to!”
“This was fabulous and so interesting and helpful. I’m going to start using the ideas in my classroom tomorrow!”
“I am leaving this workshop with a better idea on how to connect music into everything we do including giving directions and transitioning.”
“I left the workshop feeling comfortable using my own voice. The workshop was engaging , fun, and informative.”
“She is obviously very connected to her work and is doing what she loves. As a result, I left with more ideas on how to use the books I love in the classroom.”
“I learned how to make my own books and add different beats into my stories. It was engaging, entertaining, and fun. I really enjoyed myself and learned a ton!”
“I am leaving this workshop with a better idea on how to sing on the spot!”
“She was knowledgeable, creative, awesome, fun, and motivating! I want her to be my teacher!”
“I loved using the drums and the book examples given. The seating arrangement was conducive to learning. The presentation was phenomenal!”
Clinic Location
Main Office:
196 Queen Street
Southington, CT 06489
Contact Us
General Questions/ Referrals:
Main Line (860) 518-5557
Fax (888) 200-4093
info@infinitymusictherapy.com