Basic definitions: The word "audible" from Latin audire, or to hear and when used as an adjective means: capable of being heard or perceptible to the ear. The word "therapy" comes from the Greek therapeia meaning "a service, an attendance" and is related to the Greek verb therapeuo meaning "I wait upon." Audible Therapies (AT) seeks to provide a service heard by all.

AT offers both therapeutic storytelling for small groups and therapeutic music in one-on-one settings. The storytelling presents monthly, themed programs, featuring live music, parables, metaphors and inspired narratives from real people. Each program has a special message with reinforcing music choices chosen and orchestrated especially for residents of long term care facilities. These colorful stories and songs from yesterday and today provide fun, inspiration, nuance, memories and entertainment presented in a comfortable group setting.

Beginning in 2012, AT's founder James Rosenberger, became a trained, Clinical Musician certified to provide therapeutic music to patients in hospitals, hospice or home care settings. Therapeutic music is an art based on the science of sound. It is live acoustic music, played or sung, specifically tailored to the patient's immediate need, which brings music's intrinsic healing value to the bedside of the ailing.