"Music Therapy is an established psychological clinical intervention, delivered by HCPC registered music therapists to help people whose lives have been affected by injury, illness or disability through supporting their psychological, emotional, cognitive, physical, communicative and social needs."
British Association For Music Therapy
What is Music Therapy?
"Everyone has the ability to respond to music, and Music Therapy uses this connection to facilitate positive changes in emotional wellbeing and communication through the engagement in live musical interaction between client and therapist. It can help develop and facilitate communication skills, improve self-confidence and independence, enhance self-awareness and awareness of others, improve concentration and attention skills."
British Association For Music Therapy
Who is it for?
People living with Dementia/Alzhiemer’s.
Autistic / Learning Disabled Adults and Children.
People experiencing issues with their mental health.
People who have experienced a stroke or brain injury.
People with a terminal illness.
People who are looking to work through grief and bereavement.
What are the benefits?
Music Therapy aims to support individuals wellbeing, cognitive developments and physical health.
Encourages self expression and interaction that can help to boost mood.
Focusing on a person centred approach, sessions can work towards personalised goals.
Whether its reducing symptoms of anxiety, helping to improve mood, helping to process feelings and emotions. We can work together creatively.
Music Therapy Services
Individual Sessions
One to one at home Music Therapy sessions. Providing a person centred approach with sessions tailored to individuals needs. Using different therapeutic techniques to help improve an individuals wellbeing.
Group Sessions
Group Music Therapy sessions that could involve music making, singing and songwriting. Tailored to the goals of the group. Helping to promote individuals well being and build social connections.
