Music Therapy is an allied health profession in which music is used within a therapeutic relationship to address identified physical, psychological, cognitive, and social needs of individuals.
Music therapy uses the expressive elements of music as the primary means of interaction between therapist and client. Regardless of ability, everyone can appreciate and respond to music and sound.
To find out more go to : Music Therapy New Zealand
Who is Music Therapy for?
Children and adults of all age ranges and needs, including those with learning disabilities, physical and emotional disorders and sensory impairments.
Reasons for Referral
Include therapy for maintenance and improvement of skills such as:
- Physical
- Cognition thinking
- Emotional expression
- Communication
- Relating to others
