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Welcome back to JAM music therapy in 2025.
Music therapy in the NDIS continues as usual until the review by Professor Duckett is delivered on March 14th, 2025.
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Individual sessions resume on January 14th, 2025
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Group programs start on January 29th at the Hampton Community Centre, located at 14 Willis Street, Hampton.
Help keep Music Therapy in Capacity Building, Therapy Supports in the NDIS
Since we found out that music therapy was being removed from the NDIS via a leak, the Australian Music Therapy Association has worked tirelessly to reverse the decision.
Currently Dr Stephen Duckett is conducting a review into music therapy and his report is due on March 14th, 2025.
Until then there are
NO CHANGES to music therapy funding or supports
AMTA continues to work hard to reinstate music therapy as a therapy support in the NDIS.
We need your input too!
Please consider sending in your story - Call us for assistance.
Here is the latest from AMTA:
Music therapy changes lives—improving communication, boosting mental health, and creating meaningful connections for people of all ages and abilities.
Now, we need your voice to help shape the future of music therapy in Australia.
The independent review into music therapy is open for submissions. Whether you're a participant, carer, professional, or advocate, your input matters! Together, we can ensure music therapy continues to thrive.
Submissions close 7 February 2025. Don’t wait—join us in amplifying the power of music therapy!
Learn more and submit your story here: https://www.austmta.org.au/.../beat-the-drum-for-music...
Also!
Share the Change.org Petition (see the button below): We have over 60,000 signatures yesterday - Help us reach even more people—every signature makes a difference. Your voice is crucial in showing the impact music therapy has on lives across Australia. Let’s keep pushing to make sure we’re heard!
Thank you for standing with us. 💙
Melbourne's Premier Music Therapy Service
As a leading NDIS-registered music therapy provider in Melbourne, JAM specialises in providing music therapy services to NDIS participants in Melbourne, supporting people of all ages with neurodevelopmental and mental health conditions. Our team of qualified Music Therapists are all restiered with the Australian Music Therapy Association. We offer both individual and group sessions to participants in Metropolitan Melbourne.
With over 25 years of experience, JAM has been dedicated to helping participants achieve their goals and unlock their potential through tailored music therapy programs. As a trusted NDIS-registered provider, we ensure the highest standard of professional care. Whether you're seeking music therapy in Melbourne for personal development or well-being, JAM is here to help.
NDIS funding for music therapy - Business as usual until the review on 14th March, 2025.
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At JAM music therapy Pty Ltd, we are passionate about providing customized therapeutic solutions that cater to the unique needs and abilities of our participants.
As a well-established team of Registered Music Therapists, we have helped people with neurodevelopmental disabilities through music for over 25 years. Our practice has recently expanded to provide services to people with mental health conditions.
We offer both group and individual sessions, utilising various techniques that address our participant's physical, emotional, communication, social, and cognitive needs. Our therapy programs are designed to help our participants develop new skills, explore their creativity, and strengthen their overall well-being.
All JAM music therapists are registered with the
Australian Music Therapy Association Inc. (AMTA)
AMTA is a provisional member of the National Alliance of Self-Regulating Health Professions and Allied Health Professions Australia.
JAM music therapy
has zero tolerance of abuse
Provider number
405 000 2714
AMTA Registered Music Therapist no. 429