Music therapy that’s evidence-based, NDIS-aligned and supports day-to-day life.
We support children, teens and adults to communicate, regulate and participate through personalised sessions that are goal-focused and feel safe.
Why music therapy?
Because music reaches places words can’t.
Our music therapists use music intentionally to build skills, spark connection and support everyday living.
From toddlers learning to wait their turn, to teens expressing emotions through songwriting, to adults using rhythm to regulate their mood, music becomes a tool for growth, communication and confidence.
Every session is grounded in evidence and delivered by a Registered Music Therapist (RMT).
And while we’re careful not to promise specific outcomes, we’ve seen music therapy make a real difference in people’s lives, in ways that show up well beyond the therapy room.
Music therapy helps achieve your NDIS goals
Communication
Building expressive and receptive language skills through music.
Emotional regulation
Using music creatively to help regulate moods, identify and express feelings.
Cognitive
Developing attention, sequencing, memory, planning, problem solving and decision-making skills through music. Useful for everyday tasks and routines.
Sensory
integration
Integrating sensory systems (auditory, visual, tactile, vestibular) using music.
Social
Developing play skills, joint engagement, flexibility and working as a team through musical engagement.
Motor
coordination
Improving fine and gross motor skills through rhythm and movement.
Confidence
and connection
Building trust, voice and self-expression.
Mental health
and wellbeing
Supporting mental health, regulating moods, increasing motivation, reducing anxiety and developing confidence through creative musical expression.
We’re here to support people in their own way, in their own time, through music.
Music therapy supports you across your lifespan
Early Childhood
Encouraging vocal play through songs as a precursor to verbal communication.
Young people
Working on regulation, social skills and confidence.
Adults
Supporting mental health, regulating moods and increasing motivation.
Families
Wanting therapy that feels engaging, respectful and consistent.
Music therapy is about you
Sessions are designed to be welcoming, safe and encouraging, while still grounded in research and clinical best practice.
We customise every session to align with your NDIS goals (if relevant) and flexibly respond to what you need in the moment, considering your energy, emotional state and whatever life brings that day.
Because music is so adaptable, we can respond in the moment, adjusting pace, complexity or tone to match needs right then and there.
Real outcomes, real life
What happens in therapy flows into the everyday.
- A child using a song to navigate transitions smoothly.
- A teenager feeling more confident in social settings.
- An adult using a playlist to regulate mood or movement.
Families feeling more connected and confident, with practical tools they can use beyond the session.
Music therapy partners
We often work as part of a support team including Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists and Psychologists, to align goals and reinforce progress across contexts.
Therapy is delivered by university-trained AMTA-registered music therapists
We follow the Australian Music Therapy Association’s Code of Ethics and Scope of Practice ensuring everything we do is safe, ethical and backed by evidence.
Explore music therapy
Conveniently located next to a café in North Ryde, with plenty of parking out the front.
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Ask questions, talk through your goals
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