In a music therapy sessions, the client uses accessible percussion instruments and their own voice to explore the world of sound. The music therapist supports the client’s responses through improvised music. Over time a trusting relationship can evolve through which emotions can be expressed and explored within a safe environment.

Music Therapy training is at Masters level and requires a high standard of musicianship.  Music therapists undergo their own therapy as part of the training process and sometimes return to this once qualified. Music Therapists receive regular clinical supervision of their work.

Music therapy can address a number of sensory needs for children and adults with special needs as it provides concrete, multi-sensory stimulation (auditory, visual, and tactile). As a result, auditory processing and other sensory-motor, perceptual/ motor, gross and fine motor skills can be enhanced through music therapy.

Music Therapy can support and improve parent-child relations. Through musical play positive experiences can be created allowing both parent and child to interact in new and engaging ways, leading to strengthened relationships.

Music Therapy Works uses both quantitative and qualitative evaluation tools to provide the clearest possible outcome measurement. 

Music Therapy can be an effective non-pharmacological approach to reduce anxiety and agitation. 

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