Melbourne Music Therapy has been providing group and individual music therapy to people of all ages and needs since 2006. How can we help you?
What’s offered
Individual music therapy
Group music therapy
Emotional expression
Social skills and relational competencies
Emotional regulation
Singing, instrument playing, improvisation and drum circles
Therapeutically oriented music skill building including:
Instrumental skills, eg. voice, guitar, piano, bass guitar, ukulele, saxophone, flute, clarinet
Song writing
Electronic music
Hip Hop
Music production
Sessions are tailored to meet the unique needs of every client.
Areas of service
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Mental Health
Disability
Forensic disability/mental health
Aged Care
Palliative Care
Brain injury
Rehabilitation
For Music Therapists, Allied Health Workers and Organisations
Individual and group supervision
Professional development workshops
Music and wellbeing workshops
Music Therapy is funded by the NDIS
If you’re not sure if your plan can include music therapy, please get in touch and we can assist: make an enquiry.
For NDIS clients, music therapy is charged at the rate for item number 15_615_0128_1_3 in the current NDIS pricing guide. Please refer to the NDIS price guide for current pricing. For under 9s, use item number 15_005_0118_1_3.
We work with people who do not have NDIS funding too
If you don’t have NDIS funding, Melbourne Music Therapy uses a flexible pricing structure that takes your circumstances into account. Please do not hesitate to make an enquiry.
Meet the Team
All our music therapists are registered with the Australian Music Therapy Association. We hold masters degrees or higher and have extensive experience in a range of clinical contexts. We look forward to meeting you!
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Director, Senior Music TherapistDr Jason Kenner is at the forefront of innovative approaches to health and wellbeing in music therapy. A Registered Music Therapist (RMT) with 17 years of clinical experience in a range of health settings, a PhD in mental health, plus leadership and mentoring to a generation of Australian and International music therapists lecturing at the renowned Master of Music Therapy at The University of Melbourne.
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Music TherapistNic is a passionate musician who has produced his own original guitar music for more than 25 years. Nic has worked supporting people with mental health and disabilities through creative arts and community music for more than 20 years. Since completing his masters degree in music therapy at Melbourne University in 2016 he has been working as a Registered Music Therapist specialising in adolescent mental health at the Royal Children's Hospital, and since joining Melbourne Music Therapy is working with people of all ages including children with autism, adults in aged care, and everything in between.
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Music Therapist
Michael has been a registered music therapist for 5 years with extensive experience working in aged care and with older adults. He has been an avid musician for many years with experience song writing, producing, and performing in bands and solo, playing many genres from classical to heavy metal. Therapeutically Michael has experience working with people who face challenges associated with chronic mental health, disability, palliative care and neurorehabilitation. Michael’s passion for developing quality interventions is reflected in his continual professional development through studying psychology.
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Music Therapist
Clara has been a registered music therapist for 2 years after coming from a background in music performance and tuition. She enjoys collaborating with a diverse range of people to share musical experiences that are easeful, meaningful and joyful.
Clara’s clinical experience has been in community and residential settings, working with children, adults and families experiencing disability, mental health challenges, trauma and homelessness.
Clara has a passion for inclusive, strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming and culturally-responsive practice.
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Music TherapistValeria is a Registered Music Therapist with a degree from the University of Buenos Aires. She has experience in residential homes, day centers, hospitals and age care, working with people of all ages facing disability, mental health, and neurorehabilitation challenges.
Valeria believes in the power of music to foster connection, resilience, and growth. Her approach is strengths-based, inclusive, and culturally sensitive, designed to meet each individual's needs.
Passionate about community, Valeria creates collaborative musical experiences that empower and inspire positive change.
You can visit us at our clinic:
1 Allen St,
Coburg VIC 3058
Or, we can visit you at your home:
Anywhere in metropolitan Melbourne
