Music Classes 
Music Therapist
Soon Duk Song
Soon Duk Song has worked as a music therapist at Creative Identity since 2004. She graduated from Ewha Woman’s University in Seoul, Korea with a Bachelor’s of music degree in voice. She furthered her studies at Chapman University, earning an equivalency degree in music therapy. She is also a piano instructor at the Little Chopin Piano School in Garden Grove. 
Music Therapist
Larry Martinez
Larry is a graduated Music Therapist of Chapman University who also carries a minor degree in child development. Larry works in various media’s of music, which include musical performance, songwriting, song recording, and, most of all, vocal performance. He has been recorded on several CD’s as a backup vocalist and he writes many of his own songs which he hopes to record in the future. He is a worship leader in his local parish as well as singing in the church choir. Larry also plays guitar and piano. 
Music Therapist
Bobae Lee
Bobae received a baccalaureate degree in violin performance from Yeungnam University in Korea in 2005 and has performed as a violinist since, both as solo and as an orchestra member, on various occasions. Following her passion to help others, she began her study in music therapy in 2008 at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO. She completed her study by participating in the music therapy internship program at Creative Identity in 2011, during which time she also taught the violin and cello to the clients of Creative Identity. Currently she leads the Pride Ensemble, teaching clients to perform some of the most memorable music pieces while focusing on utilizing music therapy techniques in the process. 
Teacher: Melissa Winter
Melissa began taking singing lessons when she was 14 and continued to do so throughout high school. After graduating, she attended Cal State Long Beach, majoring in psychology and minoring in music, where she began learning piano and guitar. After researching music therapy and all that it entails, she realized that music therapy was perfect for her. Unfortunately, CSU Long Beach discontinued their Music Therapy program in the early 90s, so Melissa began the process of transferring schools. In the chaos, she decided taking a year off and working was the best decision for her, which is when she began working at Creative Identity. Melissa will go back to school in the fall to finish her degree and get her music therapy license. 
Doug B. (left) and Patrick H. (right)
Troy B on guitar
LIsa B. on ukelele
Steve R., Michael B., and Joaquim D. 
Ruben O., Joshua P., and Russel M.
Ruben O. and Joshua P. 
Sara W. and Roseann H.
Linda E., Christy G., Teresa K., and Mary M.