Young people are invited to sing, dance, play, and connect with others within a space where they are encouraged to be their most authentic selves!

Mowgli utilizes music & play to address a myriad of thearpuetic goals based on your loved ones developmental milestones. Mowgli engages participants in the creative process, encourages and models socialization, develops emotional intelligence, teaches interdependence skills, coping skills, and helps kids recognize & celebrate both their own and each others’ unique abilities!

In this unique psychosocial dynamic, older participants often have the opportunity to not only interact with their peers but also serve as mentors and role models for younger participants.

Kiddos ages five to twelve are welcome to join this music group with or without their guardians based on both the guardian’s best judgement & Mowgli’s therapeutic recommendation.

This monthly music group meets the first Saturday of each month at CRAFT in Leesburg from 4pm to 5:30pm.

To ensure that cost is not a barrier to participation Music with Mowgli is Pay What You Can

(Suggested Donation $30 per participant)

Littles and their caregivers are invited to sing, dance, play, and learn within an inclusive & neuro-affirming environment.

With eight years of experience as a music therapist, Mowgli utilizes music & play to meet developmental milestones with your loved ones.

Littles ages 4 & under, can expect to explore self-expression, socialization, and more in this fun music group!

This monthly music group meets at CRAFT in Leesburg, VA & The Playroom in Middleburg, VA.

To ensure that cost is not a barrier to participation Music with Mowgli is Pay What You Can.

(Suggested Donation $30 per participant)

Mowgli offers sliding-scale, individualized music therapy sessions to address various therapeutic goals. In ~9 years of practicing music therapy, Mowgli has worked with hundreds of clients from “womb to tomb” with most demographics. This includes folks with diagnoses and those without, neurotypical & neurodivergent folks, musicians & non-musicians, and is well versed in identity-based work.

In sessions, clients and their treatment team (if applicable) co-create goals for the client work towards from mental health to gross motor skills utilizing music therapy.

Folks are provided with a space where they can feel understood and celebrated, a place to safely explore