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Music Therapy

In a gentle, nurturing setting, music turns into a language of its own, helping you unwind, find focus, express yourself, and rediscover confidence, all at your own rhythm - no musical background required. 

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Music Therapy – Supporting children through sound and music

Music therapy is a supportive therapeutic practice that uses music and sound to support emotional balance, communication, and everyday wellbeing. It offers children a safe, creative space to express themselves, regulate feelings, and develop key skills in a natural, playful way.

It can be a valuable complement to educational or therapeutic support plans, alongside other professionals involved in the child’s care. No musical experience is needed.

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Who can benefit from music therapy?

Music therapy may support children who have:

  • have neurodevelopmental profiles (ASD, ADHD, dyslexia…)

  • struggle with emotional regulation

  • are sensitive to sound or sensory input

  • find it hard to express themselves verbally

  • experience anxiety, agitation, or low self-confidence

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Individual sessions

Individual music therapy sessions offer a safe and playful space to:

  • encourage non-verbal expression

  • support emotional calming

  • improve attention and focus

  • build confidence

Goals are discussed with families and adapted over time according to the child’s needs.

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Music therapy in schools

In educational settings, music therapy may help:

  • support inclusion

  • improve calm and attention

  • ease transitions

  • strengthen group cohesion

Sessions can take place individually or in small groups and are planned in collaboration with teaching teams.

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What a session looks like

Each session is adapted to the child’s needs and may include:

  • Welcoming and settling in

  • Adapted musical activities (rhythm, voice, instruments, listening)

  • Calm integration time

  • Ongoing adjustment of goals

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Professional framework

Music therapy is a complementary form of support and does not replace medical or psychological care.

“Music Therapy is the clinical & evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed an approved music therapy program. Music therapy interventions can address a variety of healthcare & educational goals."

– American Music Therapy Association

“Music expresses what cannot be said and

which cannot be ignored."

– Victor Hugo

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