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Provides weekly structured music therapy sessions, including vocal and movement exercises, for individuals with Parkinson's disease, their families, and caregivers in Maricopa County. These sessions incorporate body warm-ups, breathing and vocal exercises, and fine and gross motor interventions, with some groups specifically for Korean-speaking individuals via teletherapy.

Provides weekly structured music therapy sessions, including vocal and movement exercises, for individuals with Parkinson's disease, their families, and caregivers. These sessions incorporate body warm-ups, breathing and vocal exercises, and fine and gross motor interventions, and are offered in-person at four locations in Maricopa County and via teletherapy for Korean-speaking individuals.

Provides regular, often weekly, group music therapy sessions for individuals with Parkinson's disease, their families, and caregivers in Maricopa County. These sessions include vocal and movement exercises, body warm-ups, breathing exercises, and fine and gross motor interventions, with specific groups established in Sun City (2008) and Mesa (2019), and four in-person groups operating in 2025.

Co-sponsors music therapy retreats for individuals with Parkinson's disease, such as a retreat in May 2014 that had 152 attendees.

Offers a teletherapy music program specifically for Korean-speaking individuals with Parkinson's disease, including social check-ins and information sharing on medical and educational resources.

Engages with the Parkinson's disease community through information booths at events, co-sponsored retreats, and by providing financial assistance for members to attend relevant conferences. The organization also publishes a monthly newsletter and has established internal teams to support members.

Fosters a supportive community for individuals with Parkinson's disease through social check-ins, sharing medical and educational resources, and mutual encouragement. This includes publishing a monthly electronic newsletter and establishing a Welcome Team and Care Team to support members.

Fosters a supportive community for individuals with Parkinson's disease through social check-ins, sharing medical and educational resources, and providing mutual encouragement. This includes publishing a monthly electronic newsletter and establishing a Welcome Team and Care Team to support members.

Participates in and performs at Parkinson's disease community events and conferences, such as the PD Care Connection Experience Event and the World Parkinson Congress, to raise awareness and share experiences.

Organizes and performs concerts for the public and underserved populations, including residents of care facilities and senior centers, to raise awareness and provide therapeutic engagement. These performances include annual public concerts, fundraising concerts, and appearances at community events.

Organizes and performs concerts for the public and underserved populations, including residents of independent living facilities and senior centers. These performances often feature combined choirs and original songs written by members, and have included events like performing the national anthem at a baseball game.

Organizes and performs concerts for the public, residents of care facilities, and at community events, often featuring combined choirs and original songs written by members. These performances serve to raise awareness, entertain, and provide therapeutic outlets for members.

Organizes and performs concerts for the public and various community groups, including residents of independent living facilities, senior centers, and at community events. This includes an annual public concert, performances at the Huger Mercy Living Center and McDowell Village, and a grant-funded concert at the Chinese Senior Center in Phoenix.

Provides support and information to members through various initiatives, including assigning homework for progress monitoring, publishing a monthly electronic newsletter, and creating a Welcome Team and Care Team to assist members.

Provides weekly in-person and teletherapy music therapy sessions for individuals with Parkinson's disease, their families, and caregivers. These sessions include vocal and movement exercises, breathing exercises, and fine/gross motor interventions, often incorporating social check-ins and information sharing about resources. The organization operates four in-person groups in Maricopa County and a teletherapy program for Korean-speaking individuals.

Develops and manages the operational structure of the organization, including establishing mission statements, budgets, and roles for financial management and activity coordination. This also involves securing grants to support programs and activities.

Develops and manages the organizational structure, including establishing mission statements, budgets, and roles for financial and activity coordination, to support the music therapy programs and community engagement.

Engages in organizational development activities, including establishing a mission statement, budget, and defining roles for financial management and activity coordination for its groups.