CHANGING
LIVES
THROUGH THE
POWER OF
MUSIC THERAPY
Improving the lives of those negatively impacted by illness, injury, disability, or adverse life events, through the delivery of music therapy as an evidence-based clinical intervention.
6500+
Music Therapy
Hours Delivered
Each Year
30+
Years Experience
6500+
Hours Delivered Annually
Regional
Service Across Northern Ireland
HCPC
Registered Therapists
Research
Evidence Informed Practice
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Music Therapy Trust?
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Mental Health
Support for anxiety, depression, trauma, school anxiety, and emotional wellbeing.
Neurodiversity
Support for autism, ADHD, communication, sensory needs, and learning differences.
Neuro-Rehabilitation
Support for stroke rehabilitation, brain injury, movement, communication, and recovery.
Dementia Support
Helping support memory, connection, communication, comfort, and quality of life.
Addiction & Rehabilitation
Support for recovery, emotional regulation, confidence, and self-expression.
Palliative Care
Supporting comfort, connection, emotional expression, legacy work, and quality of life.
Women’s Health
Support for emotional wellbeing, pregnancy, postnatal care, and life transitions.
Workplace Wellbeing
Wellbeing programmes supporting staff connection, stress reduction, and assistance with return to work.
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Looking for a way to support people through music therapy?
Whether you are seeking support, referring someone, or looking to collaborate, we can help you find the right starting point.
Music therapy goals
Every session is shaped around the person.
Music therapy can support development across communication, social connection, sensory awareness, movement, thinking skills and emotional expression.
Communication
Supporting vocal sounds, verbal expression, gesture and shared interaction.
Social connection
Helping with eye contact, turn-taking, initiating and confidence with others.
Sensory awareness
Using sound, touch, rhythm and listening to support awareness and response.
Movement
Encouraging fine and gross motor control through rhythm and musical activity.
Cognitive skills
Supporting attention, concentration, imitation, sequencing and memory.
Emotional regulation & expression
Creating safe opportunities to express feelings when words are difficult.
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Your donation helps people connect, communicate and thrive through music therapy.
Every gift helps Northern Ireland Music Therapy Trust provide life-changing music therapy for children, young people and adults affected by illness, injury, disability or difficult life events.