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Music therapy
wherever you are

Online sessions with Sophie Sabri, NZ Registered Music Therapist.

For children and adults.

No musical experience needed.

​Sessions can be in English or French.

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Who I work with

Children

Children with disabilities, including autism. Sessions support communication, confidence and connection. Parents are welcome to join, or your child can have the session to themselves.

Teenagers and young adults

Young people with disabilities, and teens going through anxiety, stress or low mood. A creative space to express themselves at their own pace.

Adults

Adults with disabilities, including learning disabilities, autism and adults looking for a creative way to cope with anxiety, stress or life changes. No musical experience needed.

How online sessions work

Music therapy from home, anywhere in New Zealand. Sessions are on Zoom. All you need is a device and an internet connection. No instruments needed: your voice, your body, pots and spoons work well !

1. Get in touch

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Send me a message about yourself or the person you support. I'll reply to find a time that suits you. You can book a free 15 min first call.

2. First session

 

We get to know each other, talk about needs, interests and goals, and try some music together.

3. Regular sessions

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Weekly or fortnightly sessions by video call. We review your goals together along the way.

A bit about music therapy

Music therapy is the use of music to support growth and wellbeing. ​

It is always personally tailored depending on your needs and your strengths.

During the session, you may play musical instruments, sing, dance, do songwriting, listen to music, talk or not talk.

Music therapy is a safe space to express yourself. ​You don't need to be a musician to do music therapy. It is suited to anyone who prefers a creative approach to therapy.

Music is a language.
Sometimes words are difficult to find to express our emotions. Music therapy is a way to let things out without using our words. We don’t need to be professional musicians to express anger, sadness, happiness or frustration in music.

What people say

“It is a safe place to explore music”  

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“Wonderful facilitation by Sophie and mad music-making!”​

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“I feel accepted, supported, and empowered to express myself and connect with others.” 

Contact Me

Sophie Sabri,
New Zealand Registered Music Therapist

Aotearoa, New Zealand

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