Resourced Music Therapy

26/10/2025

08/10/2025

— Oliver Sacks, neurologist. Speaks to how music works even when other interventions fail.

09/09/2025

Reference:
Thaut, M. H., & Hoemberg, V. (2014). Handbook of Neurologic Music Therapy. Oxford University Press.

05/08/2025

Our Director, Rachael, was recently invited to be one of the interview panellists for This is Music – a special moment of returning to where it all began.

It was truly heartwarming to witness the next generation of musicians auditioning, filled with passion, raw talent, and fresh enthusiasm.

Even more special was reconnecting with the inspiring mentors and educators who helped shape Rachael’s journey as both a musician and a Music Therapist.

A full-circle moment we’re so proud to share!!

05/08/2025

Thaut, M. H., & Hoemberg, V. (Eds.). (2014). Handbook of Neurologic Music Therapy. Oxford University Press.

21/07/2025

Last week, one of our long-standing clients wrapped up after more than three years of weekly music therapy.

The consistent support and genuine connection he received throughout his journey is a credit to Tim, one of our dedicated music therapists.

Tim’s work has been thoughtful, steady, and client-led – the kind of therapeutic support that builds trust over time and creates space for real progress.

Watching a client finish up because they’re ready to take on the next stage of life is exactly why we do what we do.

Moments like these are a reminder of how proud I am of our team at Resourced. We don’t offer quick fixes. We offer consistency, creativity, and care that has a big impact.

I’m so grateful to be surrounded by a team that truly shows up – week in and week out – and puts people first.

This work matters. And it’s a privilege to do it alongside a therapist like Tim.

14/07/2025

A creative holiday workshop for curious hearts and hands

Date: Tuesday 15th July, 1.30pm–3.30pm
Location: Blackheath Art Society

What is treasure to you? In this joyful 2-hour workshop, children will explore this magical question as they decorate and fill their very own pre-made plywood treasure box with treasures they create themselves!

Guided by art therapist Jules Booth, young makers will be supported to express their ideas through a wide variety of art materials, including collage, paint, natural materials, and more. Treasures might be objects, memories, dreams, or symbols—there’s no limit to what can be discovered!

A playful space for imagination, creativity, and meaningful making. All materials provided.
Recommended for primary school ages.

Free workshop, spots are limited—book your spot as a Treasure Maker via the Blackheath Area Neighbourhood Center (BANC)