Music Therapy uses sound, rhythm and musical interaction to support emotional expression, communication and regulation. It offers a non-verbal way for children to explore feelings and connect with others.
Music can support emotional regulation, reduce anxiety and increase engagement. It can be particularly helpful for children who find talking therapies challenging or who benefit from sensory and creative approaches.
Sessions may involve listening to music, playing instruments, using rhythm or creating sounds together. No musical experience is required. The therapist adapts sessions to the child’s responses and needs, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment.
Progress is shared through regular reviews, supporting understanding and continuity of care beyond sessions.
