Individual music therapy
One-to-one music therapy sessions
Therapeutic support through music
Individual sessions are available for children, teenagers and adults who wish to engage in a therapeutic process using music as the primary therapeutic medium.
Singing, listening, instruments, improvisation and creative work offer a space where thoughts and emotions can be expressed when words alone are not enough.
Music creates a space for expression when words are no longer enough.
Who can benefit?
This support may be appropriate for people experiencing:
- autism spectrum conditions
- learning disabilities or Down syndrome
- profound and multiple disabilities
- acquired or traumatic brain injury
- eating disorders
- anxiety and emotional or relationship difficulties
Therapeutic aims
- support communication and self-expression
- strengthen self-confidence and self-esteem
- address emotional and relationship difficulties
- provide a safe space for listening and creativity
- promote emotional wellbeing
Sessions take place either in private practice or, where appropriate, in the person's home.
What happens during a session?
Every session is tailored to the individual, their pace and their needs.
No musical experience is required. Sessions may include music listening, singing, instrumental playing, improvisation, songwriting or other creative activities.
High-quality audio recordings (48 kHz) can be made during sessions when therapeutically appropriate.
Songs created by clients may also be professionally recorded, providing a meaningful record of their therapeutic journey and a lasting source of encouragement.
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