Our Services

Personalised Music Therapy for Every Need

What is Music Therapy?

  • How Does Music Therapy Help?

    Music therapy has been shown to:

    • Improve verbal and non-verbal communication

    • Enhance memory, focus, and cognitive skills

    • Reduce anxiety, stress, and emotional distress

    • Foster creativity and self-expression

    • Strengthen fine and gross motor skills

    • Support social engagement and interpersonal relationships

    Our sessions use activities such as singing, songwriting, movement, and instrument play to provide a creative, engaging space for individuals to achieve their goals.

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  • Who Can Benefit from Music Therapy?

    Music therapy can support individuals across all stages of life. It is highly effective for people who may be facing challenges such as:

    • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

    • Mental health conditions such as anxiety or depression

    • Neurological conditions like stroke, brain injuries, or Parkinson’s disease

    • Developmental delays in children

    • Speech and language difficulties

    • Physical disabilities

    • Cognitive challenges, including those from dementia or Alzheimer’s

    Music therapy also supports people navigating grief, trauma, and social isolation, offering a pathway to emotional healing and personal empowerment.

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  • Why Choose Music Therapy?

    The connection we feel through music is universal—it touches emotions, activates memories, and motivates action. Guided by Registered Music Therapists (RMTs), certified and recognised by the Australian Music Therapy Association (AMTA), music therapy combines science and creativity to deliver measurable and lasting results.

    Let music be the key to unlocking new possibilities. Learn more about how our services can help you or your loved one.

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At Pitch Waves,

We understand that every individual has unique challenges and goals. Our services are thoughtfully designed to support children, young adults, seniors, and individuals living with disabilities or recovering from cognitive and physical difficulties. We foster growth, healing, and meaningful connection through music's universal language.

  • Our one-on-one sessions are designed for individuals of all ages, from early childhood to seniors, ensuring tailored support for each stage of life. Whether it's improving communication, enhancing motor skills, or strengthening emotional well-being, our personalised approach helps individuals achieve their goals.

    Who it’s for:

    • Individuals with autism, ADHD, or developmental delays

    • Stroke or brain injury survivors

    • People with emotional or mental health challenges

  • Group sessions offer a fun, collaborative environment where individuals can build social skills, enhance communication, and create shared experiences. Perfect for schools, aged care, and community settings, these sessions are interactive and engaging.

    Benefits:

    • Fostering social confidence and teamwork

    • Promoting emotional self-regulation and resilience

    • Developing a sense of community

  • As certified Neurological Music Therapists, we use cutting-edge neuroscience techniques to support cognitive and motor function recovery. Our NMT sessions are particularly effective for individuals managing:

    • Stroke or traumatic brain injuries

    • Neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s

    • Speech and motor impairments

  • For those unable to attend in-person sessions, we offer Telehealth music therapy as a convenient alternative. Using secure video platforms, our therapists deliver personalised, high-quality care to clients from the comfort of their homes.

    Please note: We recommend the initial session be conducted in-person to establish a stronger therapeutic connection and better assess individual needs.

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We’re here to support you and your loved ones on this journey of healing and growth. Reach out today to learn more or book your initial consultation.