At Chiltern, we work with people of all ages and needs. We work with people in acute, targeted, rehabilitative and continuing, preventative and disseminating care. We have outlined below some of the different areas that we support but we are not limited by this, so please do get in touch to see how we can support you. Click on the boxes to find out more
To support a child, young person, adult and their family in their journey through end of life by responding to their wishes and needs
To recognise the spiritual and cultural needs of the child, young person or adult
To offer opportunities to explore mood, anxiety, life story past and present within the safe structure of shared music making, listening, song writing, talking
To provide an opportunity to succeed at something new at a time when independence and normal activities are challenging or lost
To support the team surrounding the child, young person, adult and their family with musical engagement
Benefits of music therapy?
A non-verbal activity at a time when talking may feel difficult
Opportunities to explore emotions non-verbally
Experience of independence as a musician at a time of dependency.
Self respect
Shared, creativity with the therapist and where relevant, family and friends.
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