While much attention is given to music therapy for children, adults with disabilities can equally benefit from these powerful interventions. Music therapy …
Music Therapist for Adults and Children
Music therapy sessions might look like someone playing keyboard, singing, or moving to a beat — but every moment is intentional. Whether it's helping someone express emotion, manage change, or connect with others, music becomes a powerful tool for real-world growth.
In clinic at Hornsby or at home in Greater Sydney
Music Therapy Supports Goals
Music therapy builds capacity in a way that feels natural and engaging. The flow-on effects can be life-changing not just for the person in therapy, but for their whole family.
Communication
Whether it's building language, finding new ways to express thoughts, or strengthening understanding, music creates a bridge when words feel out of reach.
Emotional Regulation
Through rhythm, melody, and creative expression, music helps people recognise, understand, and manage their emotions in a space that feels safe and supportive.
Cognitive
From improving focus and memory to developing problem-solving skills, music therapy uses carefully designed activities to strengthen thinking and learning.
Social Skills
Making music together naturally encourages cooperation, sharing, listening, and connection — building the social skills that carry into everyday life.
A Safe, Supportive Space
We create an environment where people feel safe, respected, and encouraged to be themselves. That's when progress happens — naturally, and at a pace that feels right.
Building Social Confidence and Community
Our focus goes beyond individual goals. We emphasise social skill development, relationship-building, and a sense of belonging. Music becomes a shared experience — helping people engage, listen, take turns, and feel part of a group.
Evidence-Based and NDIS-Aligned
Music therapy supports a wide range of NDIS goals — from emotional regulation and communication to daily living and community participation. It's engaging, adaptable, and grounded in evidence.
Lasting Impact
The benefits of music therapy often extend well beyond the session. Families notice greater confidence, connection, and resilience — because when therapy feels like play, progress becomes part of everyday life.
What Music Therapy Can Support
Communication
Enhancing expressive and receptive language through musical interaction.
Emotional Regulation
Using music to support mood regulation, emotional awareness, and healthy expression.
Cognitive Skills
Strengthening attention, memory, sequencing, planning, and decision-making — all through musical engagement.
Sensory Integration
Supporting sensory processing across auditory, visual, tactile, and vestibular systems using music-based activities.
Social Development
Encouraging play, joint attention, flexibility, and teamwork through shared musical experiences.
Motor Coordination
Improving fine and gross motor skills through rhythm, movement, and instrument play.
Confidence and Connection
Building trust, self-expression, and a sense of personal voice through music.
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Promoting emotional resilience, motivation, and reduced anxiety through creative musical expression.
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Get in Touch
Ready to start your music therapy journey? Book a free 'get to know us' chat or start a referral today.
Contact Information
Location
Unit 501/88A George Street, Hornsby NSW
Home visits available across Greater Sydney
Phone
0404 052 269
flinders.stokes@gmail.com
NDIS Registered Provider
We're here to support you every step of the way. Whether you have questions about our services or want to discuss your specific needs, we'd love to hear from you.