What is a drum circle?

A drum circle is a group experience in which participants play drums and percussion instruments together in a structured, facilitated setting. No musical experience is required. Drum circles can be used for corporate team building, community connection, stress reduction, and therapeutic purposes. Jason Armstrong Baker facilitates drum circles for corporate teams, community groups, and people living with Parkinson's disease across Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic.

Do I need musical experience to participate?

No musical experience is needed whatsoever. Jason's drum circles and music therapy sessions are designed to be accessible to everyone. All instruments are provided. The only requirement is showing up.

What services does Jason Armstrong Baker offer in Maryland?

Jason offers three core services across Maryland: rhythm-based drum circle team building workshops for corporate teams and organizations; Rx for Rhythm, a free weekly music therapy group for people living with Parkinson's disease sponsored by Johns Hopkins Center for Music & Medicine; and a free community drum circle in Hampden, Baltimore every second Sunday. Virtual sessions are available nationwide.

What credentials does Jason Armstrong Baker hold?

Jason Armstrong Baker is a Licensed Professional Music Therapist (LPMT) and Music Therapist – Board Certified (MT-BC) with over 30 years of percussive artistry and more than 5,000 group drumming sessions facilitated. His work is recognized by Johns Hopkins Center for Music & Medicine, the Veterans Affairs Administration, The Baltimore Station, and Towson University.

How do I work with Jason or book a session?

You can book a free consultation at https://calendar.app.google/PD6rgGXJX3BfaDoXA or contact Jason directly at rx4rhythm@gmail.com or (410) 698-1983. For corporate team building workshops, visit jasonarmstrongbaker.com/for-teams. For the free Parkinson's drumming group, visit jasonarmstrongbaker.com/musictherapy4parkinsons.