Video Based Services

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, IsoRhythms Music Therapy has begun offering video based services in an attempt to maintain personal connection and continuity of service during this time of adjustment to our current global circumstances. It has been recommended if possible that we attempt to maintain a routine close to life before the COVID-19 pandemic and give structure to our days. ​
Telehealth Music Therapy Sessions
Individual sessions are 30, 45, or 60 minutes in length depending on the predetermined recommendation from your therapist based on the patient's assessment session and take place via a secure video appointment platform.​
​Requirements:
  • internet access
  • device with webcam/video capabilities
  • if recommended, an adult needs to be present to help facilitate the session in person via therapist's instructions

​Group and individual video sessions for classes
and facilities are also available, for more information
please contact darcy@isorhythmsmt.com .
Session Setup:
  • choose a quiet place, free from distractions
  • prepare any materials listed on the session plan sent to you by your therapist
  • make sure that your device is fully charged
Prior to the beginning of you session, your music therapist will email you an access link to that day's session, along with a general session outline and materials list. 
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Live Video Based Adapted Music Lessons
As with music therapy sessions, our adapted music lessons are now being delivered through live video instruction via Zoom. ​Please view Adapted Music Lessons page for general information about music lessons and requirements.

Video Based Lesson Requirements:
  • internet access
  • device with webcam/video capabilities
  • instrument
  • lesson books - For video based music lessons, students will be responsible for ordering their own lesson books. Prior to beginning lessons, your instructor will let you know which book(s) to order. ​

Supplementary Materials:
  • printer (not required, but helpful to print supplementary exercises and weekly lesson notes)
  • binder or folder (to keep weekly lesson notes organized) 

How to set up for lesson:
  • choose a quiet place, free from distractions
  • Be sure that your instrument is tuned (many free tuning apps are available, we use GuitarTuna)
  • Have lesson notes from prior week and lesson books out and ready
  • make sure that your device is fully charged