Aged Care Music Therapy Across Greater Sydney

Alex the Music Man delivers engaging, person-centred music therapy programs for aged care facilities, designed to enhance active participation, stimulate memory, and improve overall wellbeing.

These group sessions are inclusive, adaptable and focus on creating meaningful moments through music. Programs are developed in collaboration with staff and tailored to the needs of residents, with all instruments and resources provided on-site.

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How We Use Music in Aged Care

  • Singing familiar songs to prompt reminiscence and stimulate memory
  • Gentle movement-based music to support gross motor skills and coordination
  • Percussion and rhythm activities for engagement and timing
  • Fine motor activities using smaller instruments
  • Listening activities designed to spark conversation and connection
  • Group music-making to promote social interaction and awareness of others

How Music Therapy Can Help

While results will vary depending on the group and individual needs, aged care music therapy can:
  • Support reminiscence and cognitive stimulation
  • Encourage social connection and group participation
  • Promote emotional wellbeing and regulation
  • Assist in maintaining fine and gross motor function
  • Provide a positive and enjoyable group experience for all abilities

Why Choose Alex the Music Man

  • Flexible delivery

    Programs adapted to suit residents’ capacity and needs

  • Collaborative design

    Developed with staff to ensure relevance and engagement

  • Inclusive approach

    Sessions suitable for all residents, including those with dementia or higher support needs

  • Fully mobile service

    All instruments and resources provided on-site

  • Experienced facilitator

    Delivered by Alex, a Registered Music Therapist

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Enquire About Music Therapy For Your Aged Care Facility

Bring the joy and connection of music into your aged care facility with a tailored program designed to engage, stimulate, and connect residents.
Contact Alex the Music Man today to discuss a program for your community.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work with dementia patients?
Yes. Programs are inclusive and adapted for residents with dementia or cognitive decline.
Music and reminiscence activities can assist in stimulating memories and promoting cognitive function.
Music and reminiscence activities can assist in stimulating memories and promoting cognitive function.
Absolutely. Programs are flexible and evolve based on resident needs and preferences.
Groups can be adapted to suit your space and support requirements.
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