One-to-one
Individual music therapy
Personalised support, adapted to your goals, strengths, interests and preferred ways of communicating.
Explore this programWelcome to JAM · Established 1998
Music therapy that connects, supports & inspires.
Creative, person-centred music therapy for children, teens and adults. A place to connect, express yourself and work towards goals that matter.
♪ Evidence-based care · NDIS Registered Provider · Melbourne
Our programs
Find your place in the music
There’s no single way to experience music therapy. Explore the programs that suit your interests and goals.
18+ years
Adult group music therapy
Come together to make music, build connections and experience an inclusive sense of community.
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Early years
Junior JAM
Inclusive music-making for babies and young children alongside parents and carers.
Explore this programQualified and registered
Support you can feel confident about
JAM works with Registered Music Therapists and is an NDIS Registered Provider.
Registered NDIS provider
JAM supports participants with self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed NDIS plans, subject to current funding rules.
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Registered Music Therapists
Therapists have relevant music therapy qualifications and maintain professional registration with AMTA.
Meet our team
About Just Add Music
Making music. Building community. Since 1998.
JAM was founded by Registered Music Therapist Helen Cameron to create meaningful music-making opportunities for people with disability. The practice continues to celebrate each person’s strengths, preferences and contributions.
1998Year JAM began
1:1Individual programs
18+Adult group sessions
Getting started
A simple way to begin
We’ll help you explore what might work for you or someone you support.
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Get in touch
Tell us about your interests, goals and the kind of support you're seeking.
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Explore what fits
We’ll discuss your needs and any assessment needed before joining a program.
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Make music together
Take part in sessions built around meaningful goals, interests and strengths.
Frequently asked
Questions? We’re here to help.
Get to know JAM, how sessions work and what to expect.
See all FAQsWhat is music therapy?
Music therapy is an evidence-based allied health profession. Registered Music Therapists use music intentionally to support goals related to communication, emotional wellbeing, movement, connection and more.
Do I need musical experience?
No. You do not need to play an instrument, sing confidently or read music. Sessions meet you where you are.
Does JAM provide individual and group sessions?
Yes. JAM offers individual therapy, adult group music therapy and Junior JAM early years group programs. An assessment is required before some programs.
Is JAM an NDIS Registered Provider?
Yes. JAM supports self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed participants. Whether particular sessions are funded depends on plan arrangements and current NDIS rules.
From the JAM team
Explore the blog Ideas, stories & updates
Music therapy and dosage considerations
Reflections on meaningful music therapy support and the importance of individual needs.
Read on JAM’s blogGetting ready to JAM
Take a look at the group program and how the team prepares for an inclusive session.
Read on JAM’s blog