Let’s Make Music
Come along to our interactive, inclusive and supported music therapy group to make music! This group will involve: Singing Playing instruments Song writing Music and movement Social music interaction Our school holiday groups are run by one (1) Registered Music Therapist and two (2) Allied Health Assistants. Our staff are experienced in supporting participants with […]
Young adult jam
Join us for a “jam” which is just another word for musical play, involving singing, playing instruments, sharing songs and stories. Our Music Beat Therapy young adult jam is the perfect opportunity to make friends, music, and build self confidence. This group will run in conjunction with the parent support group. Our school holiday groups […]
Parent support group
Connect with other parents and find your tribe! In our first meeting, Brian and Jillian, parents of young adults with a disability share their experiences around graduation from school and what may be next. Meanwhile, your teens and young adults will have the opportunity to jam and make music with our team while you share […]
Playlist Creation Group
Playlists are adaptive and accessible tools that can be used to support mood and sensory regulation and can be structured to assist with daily routines and preparing for events. Our playlist creation group will teach participants about intentionally selecting music for different purposes, and empower participants to create their own playlists to implement in their […]
Descendants and Zombies
Do you love Disney Descendants and/or Zombies as much as we do?! Come along to our interactive, inclusive and supported “Descendants and Zombies” music therapy group for a jam packed hour including all things related to these fantastic musical movies. This group is aimed at children aged 9 – 13 years old. This group will […]
Karaoke
High School Karaoke Who doesn’t love a sing along and a chance to show off their favourite songs? Our Music Beat Therapy karaoke group is the perfect opportunity to make friends, music, and build self confidence. Our school holiday groups are run by one (1) Registered Music Therapist and two (2) Allied Health Assistants. Our […]
Unmasking the Mask
We all wear masks at some time in our lives—it’s part of human nature. The problem comes when masks become the norm and we lose ourselves in the process of trying to please others. Many neurodivergent individuals ‘mask,’ which involves the intentional suppression or alteration of one’s traits, behaviours and emotions to conform to societal […]
Harnessing Music for Emotional Regulation
In our fast-paced world, managing emotions can be a challenge. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or just need a little boost, music can be a powerful ally in emotional regulation. By incorporating music into your daily routine, you can enhance your well-being and navigate your feelings more effectively. Here’s how you can incorporate music into […]
World Down Syndrome Congress 2024
Clinical Services Manager at Music Beat Therapy Services, Kate Fletcher-Becroft, was fortunate to present and perform at the World Down Syndrome Congress (WDSC) 2024 in Brisbane, from the 10th – 12th July. She presented some of her own papers as well as presenting together with one of her clients Dave, and performing with the DSQ […]
Assistive Solutions in music therapy
What exactly does an “Assistive Solutions Team Leader” do? Music Beat Therapy Service’s brand-new Assistive Solutions Team Leader, Tom Hockey, answers some of the most commonly asked questions of what exactly this new role involves, and what it means for our clients. Making music more accessible for everyone To use a lot of jargon, the […]