Resonance Music Therapy

Resonance Music Therapy is dedicated to providing specialised allied health and NDIS services to the Hillsdale community. Understanding the unique needs of individuals with disabilities, the provider offers person-centred support designed to enhance wellbeing and independence within the local Hillsdale area. Focusing on evidence-based practices, Resonance Music Therapy aims to support meaningful engagement and improve quality of life for all participants.

Specialising in therapeutic approaches including dementia care and palliative care, Resonance Music Therapy leverages the power of music to achieve specific client goals. These services are tailored to address a range of needs, from cognitive support and emotional regulation to pain management and enhancing communication. For residents of Hillsdale seeking effective disability support that integrates creativity and compassion, these music therapy interventions offer a unique pathway to achieving personal NDIS outcomes.

Resonance Music Therapy is committed to expanding its reach within Hillsdale and its surrounding NSW suburbs. The provider focuses on building strong therapeutic relationships and delivering accessible, high-quality care. To learn more about how Resonance Music Therapy can support you or a loved one in Hillsdale, please reach out to discuss your specific requirements.

Resonance Music Therapy provides evidence-based, individual and group music therapy services for older adults living at home across Sydney. Led by Barak, a Registered Music Therapist (RMT) accredited with the Australian Music Therapy Association (AMTA), Resonance specialises in supporting older adults living with dementia, post-stroke recovery, Parkinson's disease, social isolation, depression, chronic pain, and general wellbeing needs.

Barak holds a Master of Music Therapy (University of Melbourne), a Bachelor of Music Performance (Australian Institute of Music), and advanced training in Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT) — an evidence-based clinical framework for neurological conditions including stroke, Parkinson's, and acquired brain injury.

All sessions are delivered in the client's home or aged care setting, using familiar and meaningful music tailored to each individual's goals and preferences. Family members and carers are welcome to participate.

Services are available as ongoing Support at Home sessions and through the Restorative Care Pathway for short-term rehabilitation episodes.

Music therapy is classified as a Clinical Support under the Support at Home program, meaning it is fully government-funded with no out-of-pocket cost to eligible participants.

Service area: Sydney (including Northern Beaches, Inner West, Eastern Suburbs, and surrounds)