The target audience for Melodic Balance are people, including men, women and children who struggle with disabilities, children and adults who are on the Autism spectrum. Specifically, we specialize in a masters level programming and clinic of wraparound therapy for those who need through the use of music. We make it so students who struggle with the day to day tasks of getting up in the morning to eating, with mental health workers and musicians to help gear them towards becoming a better person. Also we help people with disabilities get scholarships towards their school of choice, whether that be high school or a secondary higher education.
Keynote Speaker

Jehlad Hickson
Ceo/songwriter/singer - Melodic Balance/Americas Got Talent
Melodic Balance: The Effective Use of Music Therapy
About Jehlad Hickson
My journey into music started when I was very young. At the age of 2 my mother bought me a set of bongos and congas. My mother knew right away that I had this constant rhythm flowing in me when I used to hit my hands on my grandfather’s couch, always creating a nice drum beat, yet annoying a lot of people in my house. I grew up in New Hampshire early in my childhood, and although music was always playing in the house, none of my family members were truly musically inclined, and truthfully whenever I would try to sing, I was always silenced. One of the first songs that I remember hearing a lot was Montell Jordan’s 1995 hit “This Is How We Do It.”