Music Therapy
Music lifts the spirits and – when it’s used as therapy – it can improve many aspects of physical and mental health.
Music therapy is an evidence-based treatment in which the music itself is the therapy.
You don’t have to be a great musician to benefit from music therapy. In fact, we’re not here to teach you how to play an instrument (you need music lessons for that). We’re here to help you express yourself through music with the guidance and support of our experienced music therapist.
No matter how young or old you are, music therapy can help you to improve your physical and mental health.
The overall result is a happier, healthier you. This just might be the most enjoyable hour of your whole week.
Music therapy can help people with a number of different conditions affecting behaviour, communication, mood or movement. It is a registered NDIS support.
Music therapists hold a Master’s degree in the subject, which takes 2 years to complete full-time. Before that, they have either obtained a degree in music or a degree in a related health profession and demonstrated a high level of musical skill.
Almost anything can be music. Our music therapist plays several instruments including guitar, piano and violin but you can use almost anything to make music. You could:
©2023 Look Who’s Talking Speech Pathology – All Rights Reserved | Website built by Splice Marketing | Privacy Policy