NMT (Neurologic Music Therapy) is a treatment technique which uses music to support neuro-rehabilitation in speech/language, cognition and sensory motor domains.
People experiencing dementia, brain injury, neurological conditions, stroke and developmental disorders can all benefit from NMT interventions. This therapeutic application of music can rehabilitate the damaged human nervous system in areas of dysfunction, improve mood and functional outcomes.

- is a highly structured outcome-led approach
- views music as a neurological language based on musical perception, performance and production
- enhances daily living activities by using musical exercises to meet non-musical goals
- is a transformational model where musical techniques inform practical targets for the individual
- TIMP (Therapeutic Instrument Musical Performance) uses music with a strong pulse to support the client's movement, mobility and strength. Instruments which target gross and fine motor movements are also offered.
- MACT (Musical Attention Control Training) can increase different types of attention through use of directed musical interventions.
NMT Therapists at
Music Therapy Works
MTW Therapists trained in NMT include:
All NMT Music Therapists have undertaken intense and rigorous accredited training. They are qualified and experienced in applying the theories and science underpinning NMT practice alongside the practical uses of each different technique.