We were honoured to have Associate Professor Grace Thompson, Head of Music Therapy at Melbourne University conduct a Professional Development seminar for our Sound Expression team this month. We delved deeply into discussions on humanism, post-humanism; ableism and post-ableism. It was a fantastic discussion and very valuable for our team as we look to embrace […]
This month we welcome Damian into our Sound Expression team! Damian has been volunteering at Sound Expression since mid last year. He is now joining us officially as a Music Therapy Assistant whilst studying the Master of Music Therapy course. Damian has a Bachelor of Music and a dual diploma in Audio Production and Music […]
Have a listen to these lovely voices from our little people who attended group music therapy at our clinic! Sound Expression conducts group music therapy for children on a weekly basis, helping them to form friendships and supporting each other, learning various social skills.
As part of World Music Therapy week 2023 (10 – 15 April) – we hear from Zeb’s mum about her experience of music therapy with Zeb!
Our Group Music Therapy at Sound Expression provides opportunities to develop friendships in a social environment of shared acceptance and creativity. This group of young adults meets every Tuesday morning to jam
Welcome to Christine Morson who is joining our Saturday team over the next 6 months while Lydia Wang is on maternity leave. Christine joins us with over 17 years of experience as a music therapist – her experience encompasses adults and children with a broad range of disabilities, young children in early intervention settings, adolescents […]
It’s World Music Therapy Day! Today we want to celebrate the power of music and remember how listening, playing and engaging music can be! We have put together a little video on what Music Therapy means to our clients, parents, carers and our own RMT’s. Hope you all enjoy watching it. A huge thanks to […]
We enjoyed a relaxed Professional Development evening – complete with delicious Vietnamese food and topped off with Ira’s apple cake and cookies for dessert! Our PD focused on our ‘whole person’ approach, not just what happens in a music therapy session.