Great news for older adults in Australia! Music therapy is now included as a funded allied-health service under the Support at Home (SAH) program. This means eligible clients can access professional, evidence-based music therapy in their own homes. Music therapy is a clinical service delivered by a registered music therapist. It can help older adultsContinue reading “Music Therapy Now Funded for Older Australians”
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Feel Better Music Therapy Wins Maroondah Council Grant
We are thrilled to announce that Feel Better Music Therapy has been selected as a recipient of the Maroondah Council 2025/26 Arts and Cultural Grants Program. Our project, Melodies and Memories, has been awarded funding to deliver a group music therapy program for people living with dementia and their carers in the Maroondah community. TheContinue reading “Feel Better Music Therapy Wins Maroondah Council Grant”
Understanding Dementia: The Role of Musical Memories
Dementia leads to brain atrophy, affecting various functions while preserving musical memories, which are located in a lasting part of the brain. This raises the significance of music as an emotional expression. Registered music therapists utilize music to enhance emotional well-being and quality of life for dementia patients. Consider contacting one for assistance.
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