Lizzy Knight, MT-BC is a Board Certified Music Therapist who specializes in working with children with autism and supporting their families. She uses music-based interventions such as singing, instrument play, and structured musical activities to encourage communication, emotional expression, social interaction, and self-regulation in a fun and supportive environment.

Lizzy earned her Bachelor’s degree in Music Therapy from the University of Evansville, with minors in Neuroscience and Psychology, graduating Summa Cum Laude. Her principal instrument is voice while she also plays guitar and piano. She completed her music therapy internship at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, where she also developed and implemented a music therapy program specifically designed for children with autism.

Lizzy is passionate about partnering with parents and caregivers to help each child build confidence, skills, and meaningful connections through music.

Jennifer Gossett, MT-BC, NMT, NICU-MT is a Board Certified Music Therapist and has practiced in the Charleston area since 2012.  She received her music therapy training at Charleston Southern University, following a 15 year career as a music educator in public and private schools.  Jennifer's passion for working with children with diagnoses such as autism and Down Syndrome is what drew her to the music therapy field, and she opened Noteworthy Music Therapy LLC in 2013.  Noteworthy's focus has always been in making music with neurodiverse children, children with rare genetic conditions and those with multiple/severe disabilities, both in special education classrooms and in the home environment.  Music is a powerful tool for connecting with others, communicating, and regulating our emotions, and Jennifer feels honored every day to bring music into the lives of special children.  She lives in Hanahan with her husband, Kevin, who is also a music teacher, and they are the proud parents of young adults Andrew and Athena (also musicians!).  

www.noteworthymusictherapy.com is my website, and I'd love for you to share it in any way you'd like.  

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