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Welcome to DBC3 Music Therapy where the possibilities for neurological recovery are unlimited! 

Serving the greater Cleveland and Akron areas, DBC3 Music Therapy is Northeastern Ohio’s premier provider of neurologically-based Music Therapy for Stroke recovery.  We provide Music Therapy to individuals and groups, while addressing a wide range of functional goals including improved gait, balance, ambulation and speech.

Utilizing innovative Music Therapy techniques based on well designed and published research, DBC3 Music Therapy provides quality rehabilitation services.  While we specialize in Stroke recovery, DBC3 delivers Music Therapy to adults recovering from a wide range of neurological illnesses and injuries.  

Thank you for choosing DBC3 Music Therapy.  We look forward to meeting your neurological rehabilitation needs.

Mission: To provide high quality evidence-based rehabilitation through music to those with neurological diseases and injuries.

Music Therapy is the use of music to achieve one’s current full health potential, whether physical, psychological, communicative, social and/or neurological.

Recent Posts

Lower Leg Engagement Meets Function

We have identified 3 key areas to post stroke motor rehabilitation that need to be addressed prior to regaining walking function; fluid and comfortable sit-to-stands, standing balance and lower leg engagement of the effected side. Here you will find practice videos for standing plantar flexion into knee flexion, a key exercise/movement for both regaining lower leg engagement and sequencing the proper gait mechanics.

For Right Sided Weakness

For Left Sided Weakness

  1. Motor Exercises Leave a reply
  2. The Conklyn Method for Gait Reintegration Leave a reply
  3. Walking After Stroke Leave a reply
  4. I’ve been told my speech won’t improve, now what? Leave a reply
  5. Is this Speech Therapy? Leave a reply
  6. Who should I see, a Speech Pathologist or a Music Therapist? Leave a reply
  7. Happy Anniversary Leave a reply
  8. Up and Running Leave a reply
  9. What is Music Therapy? Leave a reply