Music Therapy is an evidence based practice where music is used to work on non-musical goals. This can include: building attention, developing communication skills, encouraging self-expression.

Music Therapy sessions at our studio resonates with the Nordoff-Robbins Approach in music therapy. This is an approach which functions on the premise that every individual has the potential to respond to music. The process involves goal setting with caregivers. Following which, musical interventions are planned and carried out during sessions. Activities and interventions are adapted to meet the child's needs during each session.

We have been working with children of all abilities including children who are coping with neurodevelopmental challenges including autism and other additional learning needs.

No prior musical experience is required of the child. Children can expect to be engaged in musical activities such as singing, playing of instruments or listening to music.

For more information about Music Therapy, please see our information page here.

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All sessions on site are on a one-to-one setting.

We do not travel to student's homes for sessions.

If you are interested in organizing group sessions for institutions, do drop us a line for further explorations.