Bristol Music Therapy
Music Therapy for Bristol, Gloucestershire, & Somerset
Our Approach
Our view is that every person is innately musical, creative, and has the capacity to lead life in the most meaningful way for themselves. We see therapy as a journey in which the therapist travels alongside the client through their experiences and meaning making. We aim to make our space judgement free, supportive, and open to all forms of expression.
Anyone can access music therapy, you don’t need to be able to play an instrument to work with a music therapist. The most important thing is that you are ready to engage in the therapy and work creatively with your therapist.
Our Values
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Personal
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Relational
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Client-Centred
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Evidence-Based
Meet the Therapists
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Garrick Wareham
Music Therapist, MRes Research Student
HCPC Registration: AS018044
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Harry Byford
Music Therapist
HCPC Registration: AS018024
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Clara Jeffery
Music Therapist, Neurologic Music Therapist
HCPC Registration: AS018013
Areas We Work In
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Mental Health
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ASC & Neurodivergence
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Learning Disabilities
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Dementia & Alzheimer's
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Childen, Teens & Young Adults
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Life Limiting & Palliative Care
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Brain Injury & Neurodisability
What is Music Therapy?
Music Therapy is an evidence-based psychological intervention, delivered by HCPC registered music therapists.
Every person has the ability to respond to music. Music Therapy uses this to facilitate positive change through musical interactions and relationship building between client and therapist.
Music Therapists are Allied Health Professionals that work with a wide variety of people across all ages, abilities and stages of life.
Book a free consultation today
Our Blog
In this blog we take a look at some ideas around why music ‘feels’, or makes us feel, certain ways and some ways that Music Therapists think about it in sessions.