Supporting healing, growth, and connection across the South Shore of Nova Scotia.
Music lives in us from the moment our hearts begin to beat. My mission is to create safe, inclusive spaces where music supports your journey.
I am a recent graduate of Acadia University, completing my clinical internship as I work toward becoming an accredited Music Therapist (MTA). As a lifelong resident of rural Nova Scotia, I recognize the deep need for accessible therapy along the South Shore.
"Music can heal the wounds that medicine cannot touch."
Whether you are seeking support for a child, a senior, or yourself, let's explore how music can create a pathway to wellness. I offer mobile services tailored to your specific goals.
Sessions designed for your unique needs and musical preferences.
Therapy that comes to you-in your home, facility, or school.
"Music can heal the wounds that medicine cannot touch."
Tell me a bit about how I can help
Autumn Rae Carver
(902) 541-7140
Professional music therapy services are designed to be accessible and adaptable to your environment.
Pricing includes local travel within Queens County. Inquire for potential travel fees for extended distances.
Mobile music therapy sessions tailored to individual and group needs.
Supporting individuals with Autism, ADHD, and sensory processing challenges through structured and improvisational music.
Engaging seniors in long-term care or assisted living to support mood regulation, memory, and social connection.
Evidence-based interventions to help navigate anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions.
Specialized programming for students focusing on social-emotional learning, attention span, and classroom transitions.
Strengthening functional communication, motor coordination, and independence for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Clinical music interventions in hospital settings to support pain management, stress reduction, and patient well-being.
Available for individual sessions, group work, and school-based programming.
Music therapy is more than just listening-it is a clinical, evidence-based healthcare discipline where accredited therapists use music intentionally to support health and well-being.
"Music can reach places words sometimes cannot."