Empowering children and adults through creative music-based practices and counseling in a safe space for emotional growth
Jonathan, a parent whose son struggles with ADHD and has difficulty staying focused, shares his experience with our canine and creative therapy. His son also deals with phobias. In the video, Jonathan's son is actively participating in music-based practice, demonstrating engagement and involvement in the therapeutic process.
3-6 year olds
Children aged 3-6 with ADHD and autism spectrum disorder face daily challenges including attention deficits, impulsivity, sensory sensitivities, social difficulties, and communication delays. They may struggle with transitions, emotional regulation, and academic tasks. Our Canine therapy and music-based practice offers a supportive approach to address these issues, promoting emotional expression, social interaction, sensory integration, and cognitive development in a therapeutic and creative environment.
7 - 18 year olds
Children aged 7-12 contend with heightened cognitive demands alongside attention deficits, impulse control issues, and sensory sensitivities. Addressing these complexities, Our creative and music-based practices offer sophisticated interventions, utilizing age-appropriate, complex musical activities. Tailored to their advancing cognitive abilities.
schools
Incorporating our creative and music-based practices into schools enriches students' lives by providing a platform for self-expression and creativity, bolstering self-esteem and confidence. Through musical exploration, students discover their unique voices, cultivating a sense of identity and empowerment. This avenue for self-expression not only fosters emotional regulation but also strengthens interpersonal connections, promoting empathy and understanding among peers. Ultimately, music and creative practices in schools nurtures well-rounded individuals who excel academically, socially, and emotionally.
organisations
Creativity and music activities in organizations provides a vital outlet for stress relief, fostering a conducive work environment. It enhances team cohesion, boosts morale, and increases productivity by reducing anxiety and improving mood. Through tailored sessions, it offers employees a non-invasive method to address mental health concerns, promoting overall well-being and organizational harmony.
Animal assisted therapy
Experience the magic of animal therapy! Our furry friend and certified therapy dog - Banjo helps children build trust, form alliances, and boost self-esteem and confidence. The animal aspect creates a supportive environment for growth.
FAQ
1. What exactly is music-based practice for children and how does it work?
music-based practice for children uses music to address various needs, facilitated by a trained music therapist.
2. Can music-based practice help with specific developmental challenges or disorders in children?
Yes, it can help with a range of challenges like autism, ADHD, and emotional issues.
3. How do I know if my child would benefit from music-based practice?
If your child struggles with communication or social skills, they might benefit.
4. Are there different types of music-based practice techniques used for children?
Techniques include singing, playing instruments, and movement to music.
5. What qualifications should I look for in a music therapist for my child?
Look for a board-certified music therapist experienced with children.
6. How long does a typical music-based practice session for children last?
Sessions typically last 30 to 60 minutes.
7. Will my child need to have any musical talent or skills to participate in music-based practice?
No musical talent is required; it's about engagement.
8. Can music-based practice be integrated into my child's existing treatment plan or therapies?
Yes, it can complement other therapies.
9. Are there any potential risks or side effects associated with music-based practice for children?
Generally safe, with minimal risks.
10. How can I incorporate music-based practice techniques into our daily routines at home to support my child's development?
Singing together, playing musical games, and creating a musical environment at home can help.
testimonials
"MindTune's music-based practice has been a game-changer for our child's anxiety. Before starting sessions, she would often feel overwhelmed and struggle to cope with everyday tasks. However, since beginning therapy, we've noticed a significant decrease in her anxiety levels. The calming music and techniques taught by Ronen have provided them with valuable tools to manage their emotions effectively."
-Genevieve, Mother of Sophie age: 7"We were amazed by the impact of MindTune's music-based practice on Josh's depression. He used to feel withdrawn and disinterested in activities he once loved. After just a few sessions, we noticed a remarkable improvement in his mood and overall demeanor.
-Sara, Mother of Josh. Age: 13As parents of a non-verbal autistic child, we were unsure if traditional therapy approaches would work for them. However, MindTune's music-based practice has exceeded our expectations. Despite their challenges with communication, our child has found a way to express themselves through music.
-Chris, Father of bailey, age: 9"Managing our child's ADHD has been a journey filled with challenges, but MindTune's music-based practice has been a beacon of hope. The structured yet dynamic sessions have provided our child with a positive outlet for their energy and a way to improve focus and attention. The combination of rhythmic activities and calming melodies has had a noticeable impact on their ability to regulate impulses and stay organized."
-Romi, Mother of Max, age: 10
About
Ronen, a dedicated counselor and music practitioner, introduces an innovative therapeutic approach in schools, harnessing the power of music, creativity, and canine-assisted therapy to foster healing and growth. With extensive experience working in schools and conducting workshops, he empowers students and educators nationwide through his unique blend of evidence-based practices and creative methods. At MacKillop, a trauma-informed school, Ronen collaborates with Banjo, a certified therapy dog, to create a safe and nurturing environment where students can explore emotional growth, resilience, and wellbeing through his transformative practices.