A structured, client-centred method for supporting communication, emotional expression, and development through music.
Music therapy is a regulated form of arts therapy used to support emotional, developmental, behavioural, and communication outcomes. Sessions are guided by clinical principles and tailored to each client's needs.
At Helping Notes, our approach is structured and client-specific. We use musical interaction—improvisation, listening, movement, and structured musical tasks—to help clients express themselves, build skills, and achieve therapeutic goals.
Understanding the client's current challenges, strengths, and context.
Setting measurable and meaningful goals in collaboration with the client or caregiver.
Ongoing sessions focused on musical interaction, expression, and skill-building.
Monitoring progress and adjusting the approach to ensure continued therapeutic relevance.
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Contact us to arrange an initial consultation and discover how music therapy can support your therapeutic goals.