Personalized Music Therapy for all ages and abilities.
What is Music Therapy?
Music Therapy is an established health care profession, with an evidence-based practice focused on meeting physical, emotional, cognitive, and social goals through music experiences and a therapeutic relationship.
One of my favorite definitions is found here.
For additional information: www.musictherapy.org
Why Music Therapy?
Music Therapy can assist with:
developmental support
fine and gross motor function
communication
emotional expression
emotional regulation
cognition
social skills
coping
You as a caregiver are the expert on your child or loved one; they are the expert on their experiences. We are here to offer additional support for a variety of needs.
About Aimee
I was led to this career because I have a love for those who aren’t always given a voice, maybe haven’t found theirs, or had the opportunity to share their own unique one. My expertise lies in meaningful engagement, opportunities for enrichment, and a commitment to empowerment. I am excited to have a team of therapists who believe in these principles.
Aimee Roylance MA, MTBC
Owner, Clinical Director, Board Certified Music Therapist
Aimee is a Board-Certified Music Therapist who received her Master’s in Music Therapy from University of the Pacific- San Francisco. She is grateful for the experiences she has had in many different settings working with and in mental health, memory care, hospice, children with life-threatening and chronic illness, rehabilitation and developmental disabilities. She completed her internship at UCSF Children’s Hospital-Mission Bay. Aimee also has an additional certification in Neurologic Music Therapy® which focuses on research with music and the brain.
Aimee is a classically trained lyric soprano and before going back to school to pursue music therapy spent some time on the stage. Some of her favorite performance credits include Mabel in Pirates of Penzance, and Belle in Beauty and the Beast.
Meet the Team
Katalina Diller MT-BC
Board Certified Music Therapist
Katalina is a Board-Certified Music Therapist originally from Northern Virginia. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Music Therapy from Shenandoah University in 2023. As part of her training, she completed a clinical internship in hospice and palliative care, where she provided music therapy services to older adults at end of life.
Katalina began her professional career in an inpatient mental health setting and has worked with individuals with a broad spectrum of diagnoses. She is passionate about exploring how music can uniquely support each person she works with, both in the moment and over time. Her approach is rooted in person-centered care, and she thoughtfully tailors each session to meet the individual needs and goals of each client.
Outside of her clinical work, Katalina enjoys spending time outdoors—hiking, camping, rock climbing, and sharing nature with friends and family.
Ryleigh Parrack MT-BC
Board Certified Music Therapist and Operations Manager
Ryleigh is a Board-Certified Music Therapist from Papillion, NE, who received her Bachelor’s in Music Therapy from Wartburg College in Waverly, IA, in 2025. She also has completed the training in Neurologic Music Therapy® which gives her a greater understanding of music and the brain. She completed her music therapy internship at Omaha Public Schools, where she gained experience working in alternative curriculum programs in elementary schools. With a deep passion for working with children with different abilities, Ryleigh uses music as a bridge for connection, communication, and growth. Her approach is rooted in empathy, creativity, and believing in every child’s potential. Combining her musical foundation with a client-centered mindset, Ryleigh creates engaging, individualized experiences that foster confidence, expression, and joy.
If Ryleigh is not working, you can find her running, building Lego sets, watching sports, and rooting for the Iowa Hawkeyes!
Therapy
Through assessment and goal planning, we will use music and music-based strategies and together we will work to improve health, well-being, and functional skills. We work to support all abilities, with a strength-based approach welcoming neurodivergence and all types of disabilities.
Lessons
While music lessons are not music therapy, there are many benefits to learning to play an instrument! We may also teach individual and group lessons for voice, guitar, ukulele, and piano when our schedules allow.
Consulting
Sometimes it helps to bring in an outside opinion. With me as a creative consultant, we can work together to talk about ways you use music in your environment: classroom, office, or home and see if there are ways to use it more effectively. Music can increase relaxation, motivation and cooperation.
A session may include:
Active music making: singing, playing instruments, moving the body
Receptive experiences: listening, relaxation, connecting to music.
Improvisation: spontaneous music creation with supportive structure and open expression
Compositional experiences: writing songs, lyric and music creation
Music is versatile, accessible, organized, powerful and non-threatening which makes it an effective therapeutic medium for all ages and abilities.
Contact
Contact us with any questions or to book a session.
919-213-1619