Robbie Neeb, MMT, MT-BC

Teaches: Offers music therapy in individual and group settings and teaches adaptive lessons on drums, guitar, and piano.

Pronouns: He/him/his

Teaching Philosophy: Music can be accessible for all individuals, no matter what age or ability. Music is a tool that can be used for the sole purpose of developing musical ability and it can be used to promote growth in non-musical aspects of life. All of us have a song to sing, we just need to find a way to let it out.

Music Influences: Billy Strings, Grateful Dead, A Tribe Called Quest, Mac Miller, Miles Davis, Chet Baker, Claude Debussy, John Denver, Herbie Hancock, The Eagles… Not sure how to stop this list.

When I’m not making music: I thoroughly enjoy hiking, running, “beaching”, skiing, traveling, and cooking savory dishes.

Current projects: Solo bluegrass/folk project and freelance drummer.

Favorite Place in Maine: Bar Harbor, bub.

Robbie Neeb is a board-certified music therapist and music educator from Portland, Maine. Robbie provides music therapy services and adaptive lessons to clients with a wide range of abilities, including individuals with autism spectrum disorder, people with intellectual disabilities, and older adults with unspecified dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and Alzheimer’s disease. Robbie utilizes music to help individuals develop non-musical goals, such as promoting emotional expression, encouraging movement for those with physical impairments, and
improving communication skills.