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Summer school for music therapists

Immerse yourself in the Nordoff Robbins approach

Summer school for music therapists

Stimulating and mutually supportive

This four-day forum for music therapists offers a chance to immerse yourself in the Nordoff Robbins approach to music therapy and explore how our ethos could help inform your practice. With practical workshops that focus on musical techniques and awareness, and seminars that drill down into the underlying principles, the summer school takes place in a stimulating and mutually supportive atmosphere.

It was a fantastic course and I particularly valued the reflective practice and opportunities to make music with others. The tutors were excellent in the approach, knowledge and encouragement to ‘have a go’. Thank you!

Summer school attendee

Course details

Date, time and duration

Monday 14 to Thursday 17 July 2025

10.00 – 17.00

Venue

Nordoff and Robbins Music Therapy Centre

2 Lissenden Gardens, London NW5 1PQ

Price

£320

Who is the course for?

What's included?

  • Practical workshops in musical techniques and awareness
  • Sharing and discussion of participants’ own music therapy work
  • Seminars discussing the fundamental principles underlying the Nordoff Robbins approach, and recent developments in music therapy

The summer school will be run by experienced Nordoff Robbins music therapists, and will be a lively and active event full of music making, discussion and sharing of points of view. All sessions will be run in English.

Someone plays music on a tambourine, during a group music therapy session at one of our partner organisations.

What should I bring?

  • Two or three recordings of your recent music therapy work, for sharing and discussion (these don’t need to be long)
  • We will be making music together throughout the
    course, and will be providing some musical instruments, but if you play a particular instrument, please bring it
  • Your music therapy experience, an open mind, and a willingness to take an active part in new experiences
A person plays a black electric guitar.