Nope – not at all. Music therapists use musical interventions as a therapeutic tool to achieve a person’s goals. Being musical is not a requirement for benefiting from music therapy.

Each music therapy session is tailored to each person’s individual needs. Sessions migh include interventions such as:
Playing instruments.
Singing.
Listening to music.
Composing music or songs.
Lyric interpretation or lyric substitution.
Moving to music.
Music and relaxation.
Using apps and technology.

Sure thing. The hourly rate is the same for people with or without NDIS funding.