Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the fantastically fun and music-filled state of South Carolina! Nestled snugly between the salty kisses of the Atlantic Ocean and the towering majesty of the Blue Ridge Mountains, SC is a place where the sun smiles a bit brighter and the peach pies taste a bit sweeter than anywhere else in the world. Now, let's meet our delightful little stars, the spectacular kids of SC who participate in Music Therapy activity. With a heart full of rhythm and a spirit full of song, these kids are not your regular bunch. They're the Swinging Starlets of South Carolina, magically transforming their love for music into a healing melody. Leading the Starlets is Maestro Mole, a charmingly quirky character with a shiny conductor's baton and a top hat that seems to be perpetually askew. He's a mole, you see, but not just any mole. Maestro Mole has a peculiar talent of making music from anything and everything – a clatter of pots, a rustling of leaves, even the buzzing of a pesky mosquito becomes a symphony under his baton. With the Maestro and the Starlets, the music therapy sessions are less like therapy and more like a jubilant journey through the magical landscapes of sound. They laugh, they sing, they beat on drums and strum on guitars, making each day a new adventure in the land of notes and rhythms. And every time a Starlet hits a new note or learns a new song, somewhere in the magical state of South Carolina, a peach tree blossoms a bit more and a seagull sings a bit louder. Yes, that's the power of the Swinging Starlets of South Carolina!
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Carroll Kamyk is a licensed Zumbini instructor and a licensed NETA Group Fitness instructor. For the past six years, she has been working with children from birth to five years old. She has a deep love for children and it shows through her interactions with them. Carroll is also a mother to a seventeen-year-old and a four-year-old. Carroll found Zumbini to be the perfect combination of her love for dance fitness and working with children. She decided to bring Zumbini to the area, so that caregivers and children can bond through original music, singing, dancing, and instrument play. Carroll has been working with children since 2007 as a teacher, ABA therapist, and currently as an Early Intervention Supervisor. She helps them reach their developmental milestones through parent training and therapy coordination. Through Zumbini, she is able to bond with her own children and help them become independent thinkers.