Effective, evidence-based, emotionally supportive music therapy- from the comfort of home.

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Music Therapy Wellness offers individual online music therapy for children, teens and adults across Australia.

Whether your goals are emotional regulation, communication, confidence, speech, expression, connection or sensory needs, online sessions are just as warm, engaging and effective as face-to-face therapy.
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No travel, no rushing, no waiting rooms, and no overstimulating environments. Just music, support, and meaningful progress from your own space. 

​What online music therapy helps with
For children
  • Late talking or delayed communication
  • Autism, ADHD, sensory needs, PDA
  • Anxiety, emotional regulation, confidence
  • Social connection & turn-taking
  • Kids with physical, cognitive or neurodiverse support needs (such as cerebral palsy)
  • Music for expression when words are hard
  • Children who struggle in clinics or busy environments
For teenagers & young adults
  • Anxiety, depression, identity and self-esteem
  • Psychosocial disability and mental health challenges
  • Motivation, social confidence and communication
  • Expression through songwriting, improvisation, music-based processing
  • Support with school stress, overwhelm or social pressure
  • A safe, relaxed space to express, be heard, and connect
For adults
  • Anxiety, depression, overwhelm, grief or stress
  • Psychosocial disability or recovering from life changes and challenges
  • Emotional expression when talking feels difficult
  • Trauma-aware, neuroaffirming, person-centred care
  • Songwriting, mindfulness-based relaxation and music processing
  • ​Ideal for adults who prefer therapy from home or find clinics overwhelming

What sessions look like
Online sessions are fun, engaging, creative and tailored to each person.

Depending on goals, we may use:
  • Music listening and discussion
  • Songwriting or lyric analysis
  • Singing, vocal play or vocal confidence-building
  • Movement, rhythm and body percussion
  • Visual supports and play-based engagement (children)
  • Relaxation, breathwork and nervous-system regulation
  • Sensory-safe improvisation using voice, household objects or apps/instruments
No instruments are required.
If you have a favourite song, a guitar, a pet, a soft toy, or even a wooden spoon, it can become part of therapy.
Why online works so well
Many clients actually engage better online because:
  • They’re comfortable in their own space
  • Less sensory overstimulation than clinics or classrooms
  • No transitions, travel, or waiting rooms
  • Pets, toys, family or familiar supports can participate
  • Parents or carers can watch, learn and be coached
For adults, online therapy often feels safer, calmer and less confronting than a clinic setting, especially if speaking about emotions feels overwhelming.

Who is online music therapy ideal for?
  • Families with busy schedules
  • People with anxiety, sensory needs or neurodivergence
  • Individuals who prefer therapy without leaving home
  • Remote or rural clients
  • Parents with young children
  • Adults who want a safe, creative therapeutic outlet without pressure

How it works
  1. Book an initial session
    Meet online, ask questions, and see if we’re a good fit.
  2. Personalised therapy plan
    Tailored to your goals, needs and preferences.
  3. Weekly or fortnightly online sessions
    Engaging, creative, fun and evidence-based.
  4. Progress check-ins
    Review goals, celebrate wins, adjust supports as needed.

Fees
Online sessions are accessible via NDIS and other funding bodies (MAIC; Workcover etc). Private paying clients are welcome.

Session fees:

Standard online session (50 minutes): $183 (includes planning/documentation)
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Shorter sessions are available if suitable for the client.

A full breakdown of fees, cancellation policy and session structure is provided in the Service Agreement before starting therapy.

Try a session
​If you've never experienced music therapy online, the easiest way to know if it's a good fit is to try it.

Book an introductory online session:
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The first video shown is clever little Luka's first session. He has a vision impairment (CVI) and developmental delay, but impressed us all with his transition from face-to-face to online music therapy.

The second video is of Helen who was in her mid-90s at the time of filming. She had severe dementia. She became isolated during the pandemic so her caring family arranged an iPad so she could continue her music therapy sessions online. What an amazing woman, and family.

Telehealth is not a suitable option for everyone. To discuss whether it's right for you or to find out more, please contact us.

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Current clients can use the link below to access the online waiting room for their session:
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