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Find an NDIS Music Therapist in Gosnells
If you’re looking for a music therapist in Gosnells, HeyHubble can help. Our expert team will assist you, or your loved one, to connect with a music therapist who is the right fit for you.
We are currently servicing Perth and Sydney communities.
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Music Therapist Gosnells
The great part about receiving your NDIS plan is that you can now work with providers and get the support you need. We’re passionate about being able to find you the best quality providers who tick all your boxes.
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How HeyHubble works
We’re both an online platform and a helpful team of people in your corner. Rely on us to find top quality providers based on what’s important to you.
Step 1
Send our team a request for a provider
Fill out our service request form that lets us know what you’re looking for. Be as detailed as you want. Our team reads every one of these carefully.
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We get to know every provider first
We don’t just let any provider on HeyHubble. We make sure they’re good people offering quality services, through interviews and quality checks.
Here are just some of the providers you can find with us.
Here are just some of the providers you can find with us.
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Our team genuinely love what we do. The outstanding relationships we develop with our clients are key to our success.
Exercise Physiologist
Rehabilitation
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Things to consider when looking for providers
We believe everyone should be able to easily find supports that are right for their life. Here’s a list of things you may want to consider when choosing a provider:
Tip: You can include any of these things in your request to us, and we’ll find you providers who match!
A provider who specialises in your disability
Availability on certain days or times
Someone who speaks your first language
Someone who has the same interests as you
Any specific skills you want to build
Whether the provider needs to be NDIS registered or not (how you manage your funding will determine this)
Preferences around gender or age to make you feel most comfortable
How long you want to travel to sessions, or if you want home visits
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- Individual social skills development
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- Music Therapist
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- Support worker to access social and community activites one on one
- Support workers to assist with personal activities
- Therapy assistant
- Training for carers & parents
We’ll connect you with expert music therapists in Gosnells
The team at HeyHubble can connect you with music therapists based in Gosnells with capacity so you can start working with them straight away.
Music therapists can support you or your loved one to develop communication and social skills, and promote overall mental and physical development.
Covered by the NDIS
Music therapy is NDIS-approved allied health support and can be funded by the NDIS. You can access a music therapist if you have the funding category ‘Improved Daily Living’ under the Capacity Building budget in your NDIS plan. HeyHubble can help you find trusted providers that offer music therapy in your area.
How a music therapist can support people with disability
A music therapist can help people with disability to achieve their goals and improve their well-being.
Improved communication
Through singing, playing instruments, and using rhythm and melody, a music therapist can help improve speech development, language comprehension, and non-verbal communication.
Help expressing and managing emotions
Music therapy can create a safe space to express yourself.s. A music therapist helps people explore and communicate their feelings through music. This is helpful for emotional expression and regulation.
Motor skills development
Playing instruments can help you move and coordinate your hands and body, which can help improve your day-to-day independence.Music therapy can improve fine and gross motor skills, balance, coordination, and physical dexterity.
Strengthen mental capacity
Music therapists can design activities to improve brain functions, such as recalling song lyrics, or playing musical games that challenge memory and sequencing skills. This can help you improve mental processes like attention, memory, and problem-solving.
Greater mental and emotional wellbeing
Music therapy can improve overall well-being and help manage anxiety and stress. This can be done in a calming environment with soothing melodies, gentle rhythms, and guided listening.
A music therapist can help people with disability to achieve their goals and improve their well-being.
Improved communication
Through singing, playing instruments, and using rhythm and melody, a music therapist can help improve speech development, language comprehension, and non-verbal communication.
Help expressing and managing emotions
Music therapy can create a safe space to express yourself.s. A music therapist helps people explore and communicate their feelings through music. This is helpful for emotional expression and regulation.
Motor skills development
Playing instruments can help you move and coordinate your hands and body, which can help improve your day-to-day independence.Music therapy can improve fine and gross motor skills, balance, coordination, and physical dexterity.
Strengthen mental capacity
Music therapists can design activities to improve brain functions, such as recalling song lyrics, or playing musical games that challenge memory and sequencing skills. This can help you improve mental processes like attention, memory, and problem-solving.
Greater mental and emotional wellbeing
Music therapy can improve overall well-being and help manage anxiety and stress. This can be done in a calming environment with soothing melodies, gentle rhythms, and guided listening.
Services provided by music therapists
- Assessments
Observation and interaction to understand your emotions, thinking, communication, and physical abilities.
- Individualised support
Creates personalised plans using appropriate music techniques to address individual goals and needs.
- Musical programs
Uses various techniques like playing instruments, singing, songwriting, improvisation, and guided listening. These activities stimulate emotions, improve communication, cognitive function, coordination, reduce stress, and promote relaxation.
- Mental health support
Develop strategies and support programs to improve your mental health through music.
- Working on social skills
Improve your social skills and build and maintain relationships.
- Documentation
Detailed record keeping of sessions, including observations, progress notes, and evaluations to track progress.
- Collaborating with your other supports
Working with you and your other NDIS providers such as psychologists, speech pathologists, and occupational therapists to provide holistic support.
Services provided by music therapists
- Assessments
Observation and interaction to understand your emotions, thinking, communication, and physical abilities.
- Individualised support
Creates personalised plans using appropriate music techniques to address individual goals and needs.
- Musical programs
Uses various techniques like playing instruments, singing, songwriting, improvisation, and guided listening. These activities stimulate emotions, improve communication, cognitive function, coordination, reduce stress, and promote relaxation.
- Mental health support
Develop strategies and support programs to improve your mental health through music.
- Working on social skills
Improve your social skills and build and maintain relationships.
- Documentation
Detailed record keeping of sessions, including observations, progress notes, and evaluations to track progress.
- Collaborating with your other supports
Working with you and your other NDIS providers such as psychologists, speech pathologists, and occupational therapists to provide holistic support.
Benefits of music therapy
- Improved mental health
- Greater sense of well-being
- Improved social skills
- Improved motivation and engagement
- Improved self confidence
- Improved communication skills
- Improved motor function
- Increased emotional regulation skills
- Improved ability to identify and process challenging situations
Benefits of music therapy
- Improved mental health
- Greater sense of well-being
- Improved social skills
- Improved motivation and engagement
- Improved self confidence
- Improved communication skills
- Improved motor function
- Increased emotional regulation skills
- Improved ability to identify and process challenging situations
How HeyHubble works
We’re both an online platform and a helpful team of people in your corner. Rely on us to find top quality providers based on what’s important to you.
Step 1
Send our team a request for a provider
Fill out our service request form that lets us know what you’re looking for. Be as detailed as you want. Our team reads every one of these carefully.
Unsure what you need? We can help with that too
Unsure what you need? We can help with that too
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Frequently asked questions
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