What Is Music Therapy? NDIS therapeutic supports
For children and adults with disabilities, music therapy sessions utilise music in a fun and interactive way to support an individual’s life goals. Commonly, people come to music therapy seeking support with their social connection to others, communication skills, emotional wellbeing or their cognitive capacity.
As our therapy programs are music based, there are also opportunities to develop musical skill, harness creative thinking and develop your own ways of using music on a daily basis to enhance your everyday life.
Our music therapy sessions are person-centred meaning that they are specially designed to meet individual preferences and support their personal goals.
A blend of known and improvisational (created in the moment) music is used.
Music therapy evidence based techniques are used and may include a mix of instrumental play, singing, music and movement, the use of interactive technology or songwriting.
Music Therapy In Action
Sessions range from 30 minutes to 1 hour in duration and caregivers are very welcome to observe the sessions or take part in the music making. The music therapy programs are always evaluated to ensure they are meeting an individual’s established goals and progress updates are provided either through reports or recordings.
If you would like to book an initial consultation to discover how music therapy could meet your needs, please click the link below and we’ll be in touch to arrange a first meeting.
Tele- Therapy
Music Therapy Online
Utilising technology such as video conferencing, video sharing, instant messaging, email and telephone to deliver music therapy services that best meet your needs.
We offer group and individual services and all of our consultations are delivered via secure technology.