Contact us to discuss at admin@musictherapyyorkshire.co.uk or 07789 880 558 / 07967 640 520
Music Therapy
We have a clinic space in Kilham, East Riding of Yorkshire. We are happy to take referrals from individuals and groups. Please contact us for more information: admin@musictherapyyorkshire.co.uk
07789 880 558
07967 640 520
Support Post- Adoption
We are Registered Providers with Hull, East Riding and North Yorkshire Social Services via the government’s Adoption Support Fund
Online Music Therapy
We can offer 1:1 and Group Music Therapy sessions online via Zoom/Teams.
Music Therapy to assist with Neuro-rehabilitation
We are trained in Neurologic Music Therapy Techniques in addition to Psychodynamic Theory.
Supervision
We provide clinical supervision for practicing and trainee Music Therapists and other professionals. Supervision takes place in Kilham or as part of our outreach provision for organisations. We also offer supervision and consultations via phone or Skype/Zoom
Medico-legal Contracts
We can provide Music Therapy as part of a package of care after an accident or injury
Specialist Provision for children with Education Health Care Plans (EHCP’s)
We provide Music Therapy as part of a package of care via Education Health Care Plans. This can include children and adolescents with Autism, ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Profound and Multiple Disabilities, and young people with attachment difficulties or who have suffered developmental trauma/abuse.
Music Therapy for people with Dementia and in Palliative Care
We have extensive experience and specialism for providing Music Therapy for people with Dementia and life-limiting illnesses
Outreach
We have set-up Music Therapy services within a wide range of organisations to provide Music Therapy on-site.
Training and Teaching
We provide bespoke training sessions for parents, carers, teachers, nurses, students and others; enabling participants to gain insight into Music Therapy through clinical case studies and theoretical presentations, often giving opportunities for participants to try out musical techniques and ideas themselves.