Who we work with
At Chiltern Music Therapy, we work with people of all ages and needs. We work with people in acute, targeted, rehabilitative and continuing and preventative 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.
Meet our clinical team
Our skilled and compassionate therapists use music to help people connect, communicate and thrive.
Frequently asked questions
The questions we're asked most often, answered. Anything else, get in touch and we'll talk it through.
Our pricing depends on the setting, the length of the provision and the number of people taking part, so we quote for each service individually rather than working from a fixed price list. For care homes, schools and other organisations we offer half-day and full-day provisions which can be tailored to your residents' or service users' needs, covering anything from individual to group sessions.
Get in touch to speak to a member of our services team and we will talk through what this might look like for you.
It is always good to hear from schools exploring new ways to support their pupils' wellbeing and development. We offer both half-day and full-day school-based provisions, tailored to your pupils' needs, from individual and group therapy sessions through to wider staff or parent support.
Costs depend on the size and shape of the provision, so there is no single price. Have a look at our Education services page, then get in touch to arrange a chat with our services team.
You can make a referral through our online referral form. It asks for the basics we need to get started: who the referral is for, their contact details, a little about their needs and what you are hoping music therapy will help with, and how the sessions would be funded.
You do not need to have every answer ready. If anything is unclear, get in touch and a member of our team will talk it through with you.
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Help us to provide music therapy to the most vulnerable and isolated members of our society.