Charly Harrison (RMT)
Registered Music Therapist with the Australian Music Therapy Association.
I completed my Bachelor’s degree of Music in the UK and played in various bands in London before working on music projects across the world including India and Cuba, arriving in Australia in 2010.
I’ve worked as a musician and music teacher in Melbourne and then as a community musician as part of the MIDDEL project, a research project looking at the effects of music on dementia in Aged Care.
Since completing the Master of Music Therapy course through the University of Melbourne I have worked in several music therapy settings with different populations.
FAQ’s
Music Therapy is an evidence-based allied health practice that uses musical activities such as playing instruments, singing, songwriting, and listening to support emotional well-being, improve communication skills, and enhance personal growth. Our Registered Music Therapist (RMT) tailors each session to your personal OR NDIS goals, whether that’s stress relief, confidence building, capacity building or social connection.
No prior musical experience is required. Our therapists guide you through every step, ensuring activities are accessible and enjoyable, regardless of your background or skill level.
You’re welcome to bring an instrument if you have one, but it’s not necessary. We stock a variety of instruments in our home studio, and you may be eligible to receive an instrument through our Music Instrument Donation program available through our website.
You can attend sessions in person at our Kippa-Ring studio, where a comfortable, dedicated space is set up for creative exploration. If you also prefer, we can arrange home visits for an additional travel fee.
Yes. Our RMT can come to your home, school, workplace, or community venue. Travel charges apply based on distance. We’ll provide a clear quote before booking to ensure transparency.