Lyndie Walker, MT-BC, is the Owner and a Board-Certified Music Therapist at Toneworks Music Therapy Services, LLC. She received a double Bachelor’s degree in Music Performance and Music Therapy from the University of Minnesota. Lyndie works as both a music therapist and adaptive lesson teacher with individuals of all ages and abilities in both group and individual settings. She frequently presents on topics such as music therapy and community experiences, building inclusive music environments in public schools, and collaborative experiences with women-owned small businesses.  

As an avid supporter of neurodiversity and self-advocates, she hosts Sensory Friendly Atrium Concerts with the Minnesota Orchestra, and directs “Art for All” an inclusive summer art and music camp.

Dan Britt is an actor and voiceover artist based in the Twin Cities. He holds a bachelor of arts degree in theatre performance from Gustavus Adolphus College. He has performed in productions with many companies in the Twin Cities including Lex-Ham Community Theater, Lyric Arts, Lakeshore Players, Wayward Theatre, New Arab American Theater Works, Expressions Community Theater, and Interact Center for Performing and Visual Arts. In 2022, he signed with Crown North Talent in Stockton, California, as a voiceover talent. Away from the stage, he works an educational assistant at Lionsgate Academy in Shoreview, Minnesota, and as a camp counselor with the Autism Society of Minnesota and Northern Starz Performing Arts Company. He enjoys working with his fellow artists and learners on the autism spectrum.

Dayna Nelson is the Education Specialist with the Autism Society of Minnesota. She has a bachelor of arts in psychology with a heavy emphasis of family social sciences from the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities. She is dedicated to community-based outreach and providing evidence-based practices within the community to celebrate neurodiversity. She has several years of experience working with autistic individuals, individuals with motor and physical disabilities, and individuals with severe mental diagnoses. Additionally, Nelson has extensive experience working in education, museum and homeless shelter programming. In this role, she navigates and strives for a deeper understanding in the development of expansive trainings, implementing social skills, and collaborating with organizations for sensory-friendly and inclusive spaces.