Heidi Martinez (Early Childhood Programs, Dance Movement Therapist, and Community Outreach Therapist) is a graduate student at Antioch University New England where she will receive an M.A. in Dance/Movement Therapy and Couples and Family Therapy in May 2023. With a B.A. in Dance from San Diego State University, Heidi has loved the art of movement from a young age and continues to dance every day. She has experience working with ages 0-99+. Her work encompasses a wide variety of Movement and Talk Therapy modalities, with internships at The Wediko School a residential treatment center offering therapeutic and educational services for adolescents, and right here at CCMS. Along with a secondary focus on Couples and Family Therapy, Heidi is well equipped to offer a gentle and

Keady Kanelos (music therapy) is a graduate of Berklee College of Music where she gained a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Therapy with a minor in Psychology. She completed her music therapy internship at Massachusetts General Hospital where she had the opportunity to work with a variety of populations some of which include, pediatric/adult oncology services, PICU, psychiatric services, NICU, and special care nursery. Keady comes to CCMS in collaboration with Manchester Community Music School. She plays multiple instruments including the guitar, ukulele, mallet percussion, sings, and is primarily trained playing classical and ragtime piano. She enjoys working with all populations and age groups and has a strong passion for helping people and meeting individuals where they are in their treatment and/or musical journeys.

Heather Bigelow Hearne, R-DMT (Early Childhood Program Director, Dance Movement Therapist, Creative Arts Camp Director and Community Outreach Therapist) holds a B.A. in Psychology with a concentration in Dance from Colby Sawyer College and an M.A. in Dance Movement Therapy and Counseling from Antioch New England Graduate School. As Director and Educator of Early Childhood Programs, Heather offers group instruction at CCMS, as well as in the Concord Area. Heather provides therapy groups for those of all backgrounds, including low income, special needs, and New Americans, 50 plus communities, schools and daycares. As part of the Active Aging program she provides therapy groups at the Music School and in the community with a focus on adults struggling with memory and mobility deterioration. Heather collaborates with graduate