Sessions & Services
Sessions are shaped around what feels comfortable, accessible and meaningful for you — at home, in the clinic, via telehealth or in a group program. Not sure where to begin? Start with a conversation.
Children, adults and families best supported in their own environment.
Sessions in your natural environment, where newly acquired skills are most likely to generalise into daily routines. All instruments and equipment are provided — nothing to purchase or set up.
Format: Individual or family • Weekly or fortnightly • In your home
Clients who benefit from a dedicated, low-distraction therapy space.
A calm, purpose-equipped clinic room with a full range of instruments, suited to focused sessions where reduced sensory distraction and access to broader resources support engagement.
Format: Individual or family • Weekly or fortnightly • Picnic Point
Older children and adults, including clients in rural and remote areas.
Online delivery where distance, physical access or social anxiety make in-person attendance difficult — a clinically appropriate format that uses technology and music collaboratively.
Format: Individual • Weekly or fortnightly • Video call
Clients with cognitive, motor and self-regulation goals.
Therapeutic instrumental instruction with documented benefits for selective attention, fine and gross motor control, executive functioning, emotional regulation and impulse control — with technique and equipment adapted to accessibility and sensory needs.
Format: Individual • Weekly • Home, clinic or telehealth
Childcare, schools, Supported Independent Living (SIL), day programs and aged care.
Individual and group services delivered in everyday environments, integrating therapeutic support into familiar routines to foster social capacity and group participation.
Format: Custom scope and length • On-site
Anyone considering music therapy.
An open conversation about individual goals, funding, and support needs, with a focus on finding the right fit and a sustainable approach that genuinely meets each person where they are.
Format: Around 20 minutes • Phone or video call
Practical Details
Weekly or fortnightly sessions
Regular one-hour sessions, scheduled at a time that fits your routine.
Cancellations
24 hour notice is
appreciated, though
flexibility offered
as circumstances allow.
Fees
Sessions are charged in line with the most current NDIS price guide and rates.
More Than Music
Larger clinics suit some families, while others value the continuity and flexibility of one clinician who holds the whole clinical picture. As an independent Registered Music Therapist, I offer personalized care built on therapeutic alliance, collaboration and shared decision-making — so clinical time and funding are used thoughtfully and therapy stays meaningful and sustainable.
Working with one clinician means no handovers, consistent goals and a therapeutic relationship that deepens over time — a crucial aspect of achieving positive outcomes.
Adaptable scheduling, direct communication and minimal administrative overhead, so clinical time and funding go further.
Parents and carers are key informants, with observations informing assessment and goal setting, and the wellbeing of everyone involved is part of the picture.
Confidence, connection, participation, self-expression and enjoyment are tracked alongside clinical goals, supporting each individual’s holistic growth.
There is no single approach that suits everyone. Take the time to explore your options — not only the service, but the person providing it. A strong therapeutic fit grows from trust and connection, and I am privileged to be trusted by my clients with that opportunity.
“PlatoI would teach children music, physics and philosophy; but most importantly music, for the patterns in music and all the arts are the keys to learning.
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