BALTIMORE’S MUSIC AND THERAPY LAB FOR NEURODIVERgent KIDS & Families

musical speech therapy

neurodiversity-affirming, genuinely fun speech and speech-language therapy for babies, toddlers, and children in Baltimore City.

neuroinclusive classes & groups

check out our neuroinclusive music classes, social groups, and special events for the quirky and colorful families of Charm City.

caregiver coaching
& consultations

set goals, learn powerful strategies, and build your play partner skills while being coached by a developmental expert.

Wake Up Wiggles

Baltimore’s goofiest, most joyful, evidence-based music class for babies and toddlers.

Join speech therapist and children’s musician Corinne Zmoos every Thursday morning right here at the Lab.

Neuroinclusive Play group

Join us on Sunday from 5:15-6:30 pm for open play with other families who get it.

If you're the caregiver of a neurodivergent child, you know that finding other families who *get it* can make all the difference. While your child enjoys all our space has to offer and connects with new friends, we encourage you to connect with other caregivers who know the challenges and joys of navigating the world with neurodivergence.

It’s been fun to hear about your experiences with musical echolalia, so let’s keep it going! Musical echolalia for a request function is a musical utterance that serves the purpose of asking for something. A child may want more juice, a
Swipe to see the amazing list of people who will be sharing at Speech Retreat this November! I’m honored to be a part of it 💜 This learn-from-home opportunity is going to be such a fun, creative, community-building time. Want to join? Click
Have you ever sung the answer to a question? We have! There are answers to so many questions in tons of pieces of music...even a song without lyrics can convey meaning that might answer a question. Let’s do an experiment to get you brainstorm
🎟️ Register today for FUN and FUNctional SLP Professional Development. I’ll be presenting at this can’t-miss retreat and would love to see you there too! Our presentation on music-driven language therapy might spark what you need to s
Think about a time that you quietly talked yourself through something as a way to help you remember the steps. Now, think about a time you heard a child echo a song or snippet of music - lyrical or instrumental - to guide themselves through something