Music Therapy
What is Music Therapy?
Music therapy is a clinical, evidence-based practice. The use of music interventions help people meet physical, emotional, cognitive, motor and social goals, addressing needs from low mood and stress relief to communication and rehabilitation, often for those with disabilities, illnesses or mental health challenges.
What We Offer
Music Therapy
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The fee for individual music therapy is £70 per hour. Sessions can vary in length between 30 minutes and an hour.
The fee for group music therapy is £110 an hour for up to 8 group members. The fee for groups of 9 or more is £150 an hour.
The fee covers the session time with the client each week, the preparation for each session, musical instruments for use in the sessions (and their upkeep), music software and equipment we might need, and travel costs.
We ask for added travel expenses if the therapist is traveling further than 20 miles.
We recommend weekly sessions, but also consider fortnightly work as well.
There are three spaces at any one time for 'sliding scale' clients. These are only held for individual therapy work with Rachael. Sliding scale is applicable to those who require therapy but are in financial hardship or cannot sustain payments of the full fee (detailed below) on a long term basis. These spaces can be enquired about. We do not ask for any proof of income, they are allocated based on the expectation that any potential client enquiring is honest about their situation.
Please do get in contact to find out more.
Neurologic Music Therapy
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In-person and remote options
Our therapists travel to you for your convenience and comfort, but we can also offer sessions in a variety of community centre locations, or online.
Meet Our Music Therapists
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Queenie Wong
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Caitlin Shek
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Jan Ong
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Jessica Donoghue
