Concordia Conservatory offers clinically-based therapeutic, educational, and rehabilitative music and art programs for the neurodiverse community, healthcare facilities, and senior living centers. These creative arts therapy services and programs cater to children and adults with emotional, physical, developmental, and social needs throughout their lives. 

Individual and group music, art and movement therapy is available at the Conservatory’s Stamford and Bronxville campuses.

Private music and art sessions are available for individuals of all ages. First-time students are required to interview with the Executive Director prior to registration for faculty/staff recommendation and scheduling.

Music, art and dance/movement therapy sessions are available for individuals of all ages and neurodiversity. These creative therapies provide unique ways for individuals to express themselves, explore their emotions, improve communication skills, enhance body awareness, and promote overall well-being. 

The UNIQUE Series is a three-concert season in fall, winter and spring presenting a 30-minute interactive experience designed for neurodiverse individuals. It serves as a valuable platform for exploring musical interests, connecting with others, and experiencing the joy and benefits that music can bring. This inclusive approach acknowledges the diverse ways in which people interact with and appreciate music, fostering a sense of community and offering a truly enriching experience for everyone involved. 

Artisitic Director, Rami Vamos