Music therapy is a form of therapeutic intervention that entails the planning and provision of musical experienced tailored to support the needs and goals of the individual. Facilitated interactive music sessions can provide a myriad of benefits to individuals such as helping with mood regulation and management, improvements to mental health, cognitive wellbeing, social communication, and even physical function. It is used to ease pain, stress, and discomfort of those undergoing the therapy. It can also help improve individual attention span, concentration, and self-esteem. Areas of practice: Neurodiversity and neurodivergence (Autism, ADHD, etc.) Anxiety and depression Bipolar disorder Personality disorders Schizophrenia Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Physical injuries, disorders, conditions such as hearing, vision, and speech impairments Treatment types: Listening to music played by a music therapist Listening to recorded music Personal music making by playing an instrument or singing Using or writing lyrics and songs Getting resources and activities to do outside of the music therapy session Encouragement of behavioral patterns through musical participation We accept: NDIS Aged Care Private