Music Therapy for Acquired Brain Injury: What to Expect

A practical overview for families, carers and participants exploring music therapy for acquired brain injury. Music therapy for acquired brain injury is an established intervention for individuals who have experienced changes in speech, movement, thinking, memory, mood, energy or daily routines following brain injury. This article provides an overview of what families, carers and participants […]

Music Therapy and Traditional Rehab: Can Music Therapy Replace Traditional Rehab?

Two women sit facing each other while one plays a djembe drum and the other claps, smiling in a living room setting with cabinets and photos behind them.

A clear guide to where music therapy fits within a broader rehabilitation and support plan, designed for patients, families and rehabilitation professionals. Music therapy can be a valuable part of rehabilitation, but it isn’t a direct replacement for traditional rehab. Music therapy uses music-based experiences to work towards therapeutic goals, and acts as a complementary […]

How Music Therapy Supports Stroke Recovery: A Powerful, Evidence-Based Approach

Recovering from a stroke can be a long and complex journey. Many individuals experience challenges with speech, movement, memory, and emotional wellbeing. Music therapy is increasingly recognised as a powerful rehabilitation tool, helping stroke survivors regain lost skills and improve quality of life. What Happens After a Stroke? A stroke can affect different parts of […]