Unlocking potential through music therapy.

Music therapy can support communication, regulation, connection, confidence, memory, and emotional expression across a wide range of needs.

Clinical services

Led by registered music therapists.

Music therapists are highly trained health professionals who use music to transform people's lives. They work in person or remotely in homes, schools, care settings, community settings, and the Music Therapy Hub in Carryduff.

Adults with disabilities

Supporting communication, expression, choice, interaction, confidence, and relationships.

Autism spectrum disorder

Helping with regulation, social interaction, turn-taking, sensory needs, and emotional expression.

Children and young people

Building self-esteem, communication, imagination, and confidence through musical play.

Dementia

Stimulating memories, conversation, identity, and connection with carers and family members.

Mental health

Creating a safe space to explore difficult feelings and strengthen self-confidence.

Neuro-disability

Supporting physical, cognitive, emotional, and communication needs after neurological change.

Palliative care

Offering comfort, relationship, memory-making, and emotional support at sensitive times.

Special educational needs

Using music to support learning, communication, social connection, and emotional wellbeing.

Forensic setting

Supporting emotional expression, focus, self-esteem, and responsibility through structured music-making.

Service information

Find the right service for your setting.

The trust can provide more detailed service information for families, schools, care organisations, and clinical partners.

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Support the work

Help bring music therapy to more people across Northern Ireland.

Every donation helps fund instruments, sessions, travel, and specialist support for children, young people, and adults.

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