Warm, evidence-based music therapy for adults, teens and children- in clinic or from home.
Music therapy sessions are tailored to each client’s goals, abilities and preferences. Every individual is different, so therapy looks different for everyone. Some sessions are playful and energetic; others are calming, reflective or songwriting-focused. It all depends on what supports growth, regulation, confidence and meaningful participation in daily life.
Therapy is responsive, person-centred and neuroaffirming. No two sessions are the same.
How online sessions work
Online therapy provides the same therapeutic intention and outcomes as face-to-face sessions.
How face-to-face sessions work
Face-to-face therapy is available in Inner North Brisbane and surrounding suburbs. 1:1 or a group of your choosing.
Sessions may be held in:
Who I work with
Adults, teens and children with a range of needs including:
Sessions are adapted to each person’s strengths, processing style, sensory profile and goals.
Strengths-based, neurodivergence-aware approach
Sessions are grounded in a strengths-based philosophy, focusing on what each person can do rather than perceived deficits. This perspective is informed by the concept of salutogenesis, which emphasises factors that promote health, resilience and wellbeing.
Neurodivergence is increasingly understood and valued. Many individuals with diverse neurological profiles demonstrate unique creativity, insight and capability. Therapy provides a safe and creative space to recognise and build on these strengths in practical, meaningful ways.
Every client deserves their abilities, identity and potential to be respected and nurtured. This philosophy is at the heart of Sarah’s work.
What therapy supports
Music therapy may support:
Session length
Session length depends on age, attention, goals and individual needs. Standard sessions are 50 minutes. Session fees and reporting structures are outlined in the relevant funding or service agreement. Shorter or longer sessions are available.
Keen to get started?
You can enquire through the website, email, or by completing an intake form.
Sarah will be in touch to discuss your goals and determine the best fit for therapy.
Let’s start with a conversation and go from there.
Therapy is responsive, person-centred and neuroaffirming. No two sessions are the same.
How online sessions work
- Online music therapy offers live, interactive sessions from the comfort of your own home.
- Live video sessions using secure platforms
- No travel or waiting rooms
- Reduced sensory load
- Helpful for clients managing fatigue, mobility challenges, nervous system sensitivity or recovery at home
- Ideal for regional clients or those with limited mobility
- Suitable for adults who prefer privacy and comfort
- Great for children who find clinic environments overwhelming
- Activities may include voice work, rhythm, movement, songwriting, listening, improvisation, recordings and/or technology-based engagement.
Online therapy provides the same therapeutic intention and outcomes as face-to-face sessions.
How face-to-face sessions work
Face-to-face therapy is available in Inner North Brisbane and surrounding suburbs. 1:1 or a group of your choosing.
Sessions may be held in:
- In-home settings
- Schools
- Community spaces
- Residential or aged care facilities
Who I work with
Adults, teens and children with a range of needs including:
- Disability and functional support needs (including physical, cognitive or psychosocial disability)
- Brain injury and neurological conditions
- Autism, ADHD and neurodivergence
- Intellectual disability and developmental delays
- Anxiety, depression, trauma and stress
- Emotional regulation challenges
- Communication support (speech clarity, expressive language, social connection)
- Dementia and aged care (individual or small group sessions)
Sessions are adapted to each person’s strengths, processing style, sensory profile and goals.
Strengths-based, neurodivergence-aware approach
Sessions are grounded in a strengths-based philosophy, focusing on what each person can do rather than perceived deficits. This perspective is informed by the concept of salutogenesis, which emphasises factors that promote health, resilience and wellbeing.
Neurodivergence is increasingly understood and valued. Many individuals with diverse neurological profiles demonstrate unique creativity, insight and capability. Therapy provides a safe and creative space to recognise and build on these strengths in practical, meaningful ways.
Every client deserves their abilities, identity and potential to be respected and nurtured. This philosophy is at the heart of Sarah’s work.
What therapy supports
Music therapy may support:
- Emotional regulation and wellbeing
- Confidence, motivation and self-expression
- Communication, speech, turn-taking and interaction
- Sensory-safe coping skills and calming strategies
- Identity development and resilience
- Anxiety, depression and mental health support
- Songwriting, improvisation and music-based processing
- Cognitive and physical goals using rhythm and movement
Session length
Session length depends on age, attention, goals and individual needs. Standard sessions are 50 minutes. Session fees and reporting structures are outlined in the relevant funding or service agreement. Shorter or longer sessions are available.
Keen to get started?
You can enquire through the website, email, or by completing an intake form.
Sarah will be in touch to discuss your goals and determine the best fit for therapy.
Let’s start with a conversation and go from there.
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