Chiltern Music Therapy is an innovative and inclusive organisation providing specialist music therapy and community music sessions. We support over 2500 people a year - our youngest patient is 30 weeks gestational age and our oldest is 97 years of age. We are privileged to work with people across the life span and support them and their families to live their lives to the best potential. We support people with a range of needs including learning disabilities, Autism, Brain injury, dementia, mental-health and emotional difficulties, stroke & Parkinson's disease sufferers and those with life-threatening illnesses. We value the importance of access to specialist Music Therapy - to ensure that everyone can benefit. We hope to create a world that listens to the power of music and gives a voice to all.
We are committed to living our values of inclusion, research, care, innovation and excellence and operate with a self-managing teams approach. This means that every team member, volunteer, patient and family are valued and cared for in the same way. We are creating a circle of music care for everyone who accesses our services, and our dedication to research and evidence in the field of Music Therapy, means that we can be confident in offering the best care for our clients and their families. All our worked is evaluated and outcome measures are collected at every stage and we have an excellent track record of evidencing the benefits of our services.
