Music therapy is an evidence-based allied health profession, that caters to people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.

Utilising music as a therapeutic tool, RMTs help clients improve speech, social skills, mood, physical function, cognition, and behaviour. Our interventions promote holistic well-being and positive outcomes.

• Supports Mental health: alleviating stress and anxiety, boosting motivation and energy, stabilising moods, and addressing challenging behaviours.

• Improves physical movement and function: enhancing gross and fine motor skills, balance, coordination, and overall physical autonomy.

• Supports communication and speech: refining both verbal and non-verbal communication, fostering expressive and receptive language abilities.

• Develop social skills and identity: promoting social interaction and communication skills, nurturing a sense of empowerment, purpose, and agency.

• Increases cognitive function: enhancing self-awareness and emotional regulation, aiding in planning and problem-solving, and improving attention and memory.

Registered music therapists (RMTs) have obtained a masters degree in music therapy from an accredited university course and are registered with the Australian Music Therapy Association (AMTA).

RMT's practice in various settings, including healthcare, education, and community programs.