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Neurolinks provides professional and expert music therapy services to people who are living with a neurological condition.

03/02/2026

Living with Parkinson’s can affect movement, speech, thinking and connection over time.
Our weekly music therapy group is designed specifically for people with Parkinson’s and uses rhythm, music and group-based tasks to support these areas in a practical and enjoyable way.
In sessions, we use rhythm and familiar music to support movement and balance, singing and vocal exercises to support speech quality and breathing, and music-based tasks to support attention, memory and connection with others.
The group is relaxed and supportive. You can take part seated or standing, and no musical experience is needed.
We are currently welcoming new members and places are limited.
If you would like to find out more, or have a chat about whether the group might be a good fit for you or someone you support, please text 0872839279 to arrange a call, message us here, or email hello@neurolinks.ie

15/01/2026

Did you know music therapy can support movement, speech, cognition and connection for people living with Parkinson’s?
We run a weekly music therapy group designed specifically for people living with Parkinson’s, in a supportive and welcoming setting.
Message us here or email hello@neurolinks.ie to find out more.

05/01/2026

Happy New Year!
We’re delighted to kickstart 2026 with our continued partnership with , offering a weekly music therapy group specifically designed for people living with Parkinson’s.

The group provides a supportive space to work on movement, voice, cognition, confidence and connection through music therapy.

The group restarts on Friday 16th January and is now open to new members.

For more information or to ask any questions, simply message us here or email hello@neurolinks.ie.

23/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, Neurolinks will be taking a short break.
We’re so grateful to our clients, families, followers and partners for their trust and collaboration throughout the year.
This time of year can be difficult for some. Take care of yourself and those around you. For those who celebrate, we wish you a happy Christmas.
January availability is now open, and enquiries are welcome. Responses may be a little slower over the holiday period.

22/12/2025

A well-deserved night out with the Neurolinks team!🎄

Passing ships in the night most days, so it’s always lovely to come together in person. So grateful for this supportive, talented team and for the work we do with our clients.

Just missing Liz, but really looking forward to having her back from maternity leave very soon!

19/12/2025

After 10 years, I had my last day at the National Rehabilitation Hospital last week. A genuinely bittersweet moment.
I started there on a 12-month student placement and basically never left. It’s where I carried out the clinical work for my PhD, which led to a permanent post being created, and where I grew more than I can put into words.
I’ve learned so much from the incredible team (led by the amazing Becky O’Connor), from the wider IDT, and most of all from the patients, people whose strength and determination make every day there a reminder of what hope really looks like.
It definitely feels strange stepping away, and I’ll really miss it. But this was always the direction things were heading. Neurolinks has grown in ways I could only have hoped for, and it’s time to fully step into that next chapter, taking everything I’ve learned with me.
And no, they haven’t seen the back of me yet. I fully plan on keeping close ties and hopefully collaborating again down the line. Grateful for the past decade, and excited for what’s ahead. 💛

14/11/2025

Returning to the Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability in Putney this week brought back a lot of memories. It was here that I did my very first clinical placement during my Master’s training in Music Therapy, and this time I was back with the team from the National Rehabilitation Hospital.
I shared my clinical work and research in Neurologic Music Therapy® and spent the day reconnecting with people I had only met online and meeting new colleagues in the field. A really meaningful visit and a great reminder of how far this work continues to grow.

11/10/2025

We’re delighted to be running a music therapy event in conjunction with
This event is open to people living with Parkinson’s and their family members.

If you’d like to learn more about how music therapy can support people with Parkinson’s and experience some of the techniques commonly used in sessions, please register to attend.

Many thanks to for kindly sponsoring this event.

26/09/2025

We’re thrilled to share some exciting news! After two years in the making, Neurolinks, in partnership with ARCHES Recovery College and the Cluain Mhuire Psychology Department, is launching a brand-new choir for people with experience of mental health difficulties: Harmonies of Hope.

Harmonies of Hope is designed to support mental health and wellbeing through the power of collective singing. Research shows that singing in a choir can boost mood, reduce stress and enhance immune function, but this Choir is about more than music. It’s about community, connection, and hope.

The Choir is open to anyone in Dublin South East, the Cluain Mhuire catchment (Dun-Laoghaire Rathdown), or Wicklow, with experience of mental health challenges.
If you’d like to learn more, join us for an Information Day:

🗓 Wednesday, 1st October, 2pm
📍 ARCHES Recovery College, Clonskeagh

Meet the facilitators, hear about the project, and decide if you’d like to join. Weekly Choir sessions start on 15th October and will run every Wednesday at 2pm until 17th December. No singing experience is needed—just bring your voice and curiosity.

To register for the Information Day:
📧 info@archesrecovery.ie
📞 087 342 9922

24/09/2025

CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST!
Neurolinks is looking to connect with dedicated, reliable and passionate music therapists in Dublin, Kildare, Meath, and Wicklow as we explore opportunities to grow our team.
Our work spans a varied caseload, including individuals living with neurological conditions, neurodiverse experiences, physical or intellectual disabilities, and mental health needs.

If you are:
🎵 A qualified music therapist (IACAT registered or eligible)
🎵 Confident working independently with a varied caseload
🎵 Interested in joining a collaborative, innovative service

We’d love to hear from you.

📩 How to Express Interest:
Send a short note of interest to hello@neurolinks.ie by Friday 3rd October 2025.

26/08/2025

✨ We’re honoured that one of our clients at Neurolinks kindly shared their experience of music therapy in today’s .

The article features the story of a 12-year-old autistic boy and his mum, who spoke about the positive impact music therapy has had on his life, with contributions from Neurolinks and colleagues in the field.

We’re so grateful to them for sharing their journey, helping to highlight how music therapy can make a real difference for children and families living with autism. 💙

Link to full article in highlights!

26/07/2025

🎶 The Neuroscience of Music – Live at The Sugar Club, Dublin 🎶🧠

Delighted to be presenting another Seed Talk. Join us on August 20th at The Sugar Club for a deep dive into how music affects the brain, body, and behaviour.

What’s happening in your brain when you hear your favourite song?
Why does rhythm help people walk again after a stroke?
And why does music move us…emotionally and physically?

🎟️ Tickets available via

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3, Sandyford Office Park, Blackthorn Avenue, Sandyford, Dublin 18
Dublin
D18N7V7

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+353872839279

Website

http://www.neurolinks.ie/

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