Welcome to Chiltern Music Therapy

Whatever your age or need, we are here to support you!

How we work

At Chiltern we can provide Music Therapy, Neurologic Music Therapy™ and Community Music services both digitally and in person across England.

Whilst everyone’s situation is different, you can usually expect to follow this process with us:

Identifying your needs

1. Identifying your needs

We speak to you to find out your needs and/or the needs of the person you are referring.

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2. Matching your practitioner

You will complete a referral form to provide us will all the information we need to match you to one of our practitioners.

Finding a time

3. Finding a time

Our referrals team will work hard to find you a practitioner at a time that suits you.

Establishing goals and aims

4. Establishing goals and aims

You will have an initial conversation with your practitioner where you can discuss your goals and/or aims of the sessions.

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5. Starting sessions

The sessions will begin and can be short or long term depending on your needs.

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Training Events

We run regular training events for music therapists and AHPs including GarageBand and Outcome Star training. We also work closely with universities to provide lectures and workshops for music therapy students and we provide training in the settings we work in, providing sessions for staff in care homes, schools and hospitals.

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Our Services in Action

At Chiltern Music Therapy, we are striving for a world where music therapy is the transformative thread in everyday life.

This film shares the story of three people who have been supported through the power of music.

Stories and News

Discover our Impact: Chiltern Music Therapy’s 2024 Annual Report

We’re thrilled to share our 2024 Annual Report, which highlights the progress we’ve made and the profound impact we’ve had within communities across the UK

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Why We’re Deactivating Our X Account: Staying True to Our Values

After much thoughtful consideration, we have decided to deactivate our X (formerly Twitter) account.

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Finding Joy Through Song: Bob's Story with Sing to Beat Parkinson's

Sing to Beat Parkinson’s is a weekly music therapy group in Bath which helps people with Parkinson’s and their carers find joy and connection through song. For Bob and his wife Anne, the group has become a cherished part of their routine, offering support and uplifting moments.

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Chiltern Music Therapy’s 2023-2024 Environmental Report

We are dedicated to not only transforming lives through music but also ensuring our operations are environmentally sustainable. We are excited to share the highlights from our 2023-2024 Environmental Report, showcasing our commitment and progress in reducing our carbon footprint.

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Shining a Spotlight on our Community Music Groups

At Chiltern Music Therapy, we believe in the transformative power of music. Our community music groups provide a welcoming space for everyone to experience the joy of making music together. Led by our dedicated community musicians, our groups ensure that everyone is valued and included.

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Music as Healing: In conversation with Yamaha Europe and Rosie Axon

Chiltern Music Therapy founder, Rosie Axon, recently spoke on the Benefits of Music podcast from Yamaha Music Europe to discuss how music therapy can help people who have suffered strokes, brain injuries, and mental health conditions.

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Yamaha Music and Chiltern Music Therapy Invite You to Discover The Power of Music, with Research Insights from CIMTR

Chiltern Music Therapy is proud to present an exciting live panel talk in collaboration with Yamaha Music London on April 24th at 5pm.

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Pioneering Music Therapy in Community Rehabilitation

We are proud to be the first music therapy organisation to join the Community Rehabilitation Alliance (CRA) and support their work advocating for universal access to rehabilitation services.

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Introducing 'Safe in Sound' - group music therapy sessions for people with Dementia with guest musicians from the English Sinfonia

Chiltern Music Therapy is excited to introduce 'Safe in Sound,' a research-based collaboration between Chiltern Music Therapy and The English Sinfonia, aimed at enriching the lives of those with dementia in Chesham and the surrounding area.

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Social Prescribing Day - Collaboration, Community and Wellbeing in Bucks

On 12th February 2024, Chiltern hosted a social prescribing day to highlighting existing community services, explore social prescribing pathways, and nurture collaboration amongst Buckinghamshire organisations and charities.

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Support our Work

Help us to provide music therapy to the most vulnerable and isolated members of our society.

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