Music therapy partners

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Hadrian School

Music therapy has offered pupils at Hadrian School aid in communication. It has encouraged their autonomy, and helped to enrich their lives.

During a music therapy session, someone is seated. A person stands next to them with an acoustic guitar, reaching their hand towards them.

Upton Dene Residential and Nursing Home

Upton Dene Residential and Nursing Home is located in Chester. Part of the Sanctuary Care group, the home provides residential care, in addition to dementia, nursing and palliative care.

A person sits on a stool playing a snare drum with two drum sticks.

Moorlands View

Music therapy has helped to develop opportunities for both connection and community building at Moorlands View

With a drumstick in their hand, a person reaches towards a drum to play music during a music therapy session.

Andrew Cohen House Care Home

Andrew Cohen House Care Home is a 59-bed nursing and residential care home in Birmingham, which has been charity-run since 1993.

A young client gets ready to make music using a symbol, as they take part in music therapy with a group.

Sight Scotland

Sight Scotland has a mission to reach everyone in Scotland with sight loss by offering support and advice, campaigning for equal rights and funding medical research.

Two people sit side by side during music therapy at Dagenham Memory Clinic, making music with a drum and tambourine.

Dagenham Memory Service

Dagenham Memory Service is a memory clinic and care home within the North East London NHS Foundation Trust (NELFT).

Enable Glasgow

Enable Glasgow is a supported living service for adults. It provides support to 22 residents with learning disabilities, dementia and autism.

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

Ty Tom Jones

Ty Tom Jones is a hostel in Swansea run by The Wallich, Wales’s leading homelessness and rough sleeping charity.

Two people hold onto a xylophone during a music therapy session, playing music together as they share the instrument

Ty Aberdafen

Ty Aberdafen is a 24-bed residential unit for adults with acquired or traumatic brain injuries.

A young client extends out their arm to take a small silver horn instrument, as someone passes this to them

Southampton Virtual School

Southampton Virtual School was launched in 2013. Students at the school are children and young people of school age in the care of Southampton City Council.

During a music therapy session, a music therapist sits down to play music on an acoustic guitar

Parkstone Connect Day Centre is a day service for adults in the local community with a wide range of support needs. Its aim is to improve lives and build independence by promoting an inclusive and empowering environment.

A music therapist and client sit together, playing music on the piano during a music therapy session

Royal Marsden Hospital, Teenage Cancer Unit

The Teenage Cancer Unit at The Royal Marsden Hospital is a purpose-built facility for teenagers and young adults aged from 16 to 24 years old.

Someone sits down with other people to play music on a small drum, as they take part in a music therapy session

Hockley Skills Development Centre

Hockley Skills Development Centre is a day centre run by Birmingham City Council that supports nearly 100 people with a range of learning and physical disabilities.

A music therapist plays music on their acoustic guitar, as they take part in a music therapy session

St Mary’s Care Centre

St Mary’s Care Centre is a 63-bed nursing home. It supports a variety of complex care needs, including dementia and early onset dementia, enduring mental health issues and brain injuries.

A music therapist plays the electronic keyboard in the foreground, with a child client playing a xylophone in the background.

Wargrave House School and College

At Wargrave House School and College, support is given to autistic individuals aged from five to 25 years old.

Two people place their hands on a keyboard, playing music together during a music therapy session

Solace

Based in Leeds, Solace is a charity that provides therapeutic support to refugees and asylum seekers, including talking therapy and group support.

At partner organisation ReCoCo, music therapy takes place as people make music with drums and tambourines.

ReCoCo (Recovery College Collective)

ReCoCo is an independent, peer-led mental health charity. It is commissioned by the NHS and others to deliver groups, courses, activities, engagement work, training and research relating to mental health.