Key Changes Music Therapy

Key Changes Music Therapy Providing professional music therapy services to all ages For many who are referred to us, the powers of speech are at best limited.

Music therapy is a creative therapy, a highly effective largely non-verbal approach to personal therapy. It is increasingly recognised as a valuable part of the care of people, of all ages, who have sensory, physical, learning or neurological disabilities, or who have emotional or communication issues. Music therapy is used to help people work through emotional issues enabling them to cope better with their lives. The approach in music therapy, involves creating music in a live and spontaneous way, although musical skills are not required for someone to benefit from this special work. Over time, a trusting relationship can develop through the music which therapist and client create together. This, in turn, can facilitate physical, mental, social and emotional development. If you are interested in accessing our services, for yourself, or for someone else, please complete our contact form at:
www.keychanges.org/contact-us

All donations are greatly appreciated and enable those who can benefit from music therapy, young or old, to access our services. Donations can be made via our website:
www.keychanges.org

Something a bit different this week from Key Changes.It was great to meet Michaela Fedeczko, a Bristol-based singer, son...
28/11/2025

Something a bit different this week from Key Changes.

It was great to meet Michaela Fedeczko, a Bristol-based singer, songwriter, performer at our annual conference a couple of weeks ago.

Michaela is studying in Bristol for her Masters qualification to add “music therapist” as another string to her bow.

As well as sharing some great stories about life on the road, at the other side of the world, as part of an Adele tribute act, she also recently released a single aimed at raising money for and awareness of the power of music therapy.

We thought her initiative deserved broader awareness so it’s a pleasure to share the link to the lovely piece of music performed by Michaela and accompanied by saxophonist Sophie Stockham.

We hope you all enjoy it as much as we did.

track by Michaela Music Uk (Michaela Fedeczko)

We're delighted to introduce our new Patron.James Clutton is Chief Executive and Director of Opera at Opera Holland Park...
21/11/2025

We're delighted to introduce our new Patron.

James Clutton is Chief Executive and Director of Opera at Opera Holland Park and he'll be using his extensive knowledge and experience to advise our board on fundraising and business development.

James wanted to share a few words to introduce himself to everyone in the Key Changes Family.

"Music has always had the power to bring people together and to help us make sense of the world — that’s something I see every day in my work at Opera Holland Park and in all of our outreach commitments.

In my office, above my desk I have a sign that reads “For the Enrichment of Life”. It sums it up for me - it is about what music does and why we are involved with it. In many different ways and at many different levels. The power it has to change, to help, to open doors and to enrich.

What I love about Key Changes is that it takes music therapy and works with people across the whole life spectrum - to the people who need it most.

I am incredibly proud to become a patron of a charity that proves, in the most human and creative way, that music really can change lives."

Afternoon session and, after a bit of a play, Helen Pegler is presenting her work with adults with autism.
15/11/2025

Afternoon session and, after a bit of a play, Helen Pegler is presenting her work with adults with autism.

A reflective session before lunch led by Dr Veronica Austin bringing together thoughts from the morning sessions.
15/11/2025

A reflective session before lunch led by Dr Veronica Austin bringing together thoughts from the morning sessions.

Cressida Lindsay from Guildhall School describing her work to develop evaluation for school music therapy services
15/11/2025

Cressida Lindsay from Guildhall School describing her work to develop evaluation for school music therapy services

Next up, welcome to Dr Kate Jones and Alphonso Archer talking about selective mutism.
15/11/2025

Next up, welcome to Dr Kate Jones and Alphonso Archer talking about selective mutism.

Next up is the "first half" of our key note address from Professor Simon Procter.
15/11/2025

Next up is the "first half" of our key note address from Professor Simon Procter.

A lovely quote about impact from Alison's work...
15/11/2025

A lovely quote about impact from Alison's work...

Here's our first presenter, Alison Hughes talking about evaluating group work with older adults
15/11/2025

Here's our first presenter, Alison Hughes talking about evaluating group work with older adults

15/11/2025

We're off to a noisy start at this year's annual conference!

We can’t wait for our annual conference tomorrow! Follow along here for updates throughout the day.
14/11/2025

We can’t wait for our annual conference tomorrow! Follow along here for updates throughout the day.

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Winnall Community Centre, Garbett Road
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SO230NY

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 3:30pm
Thursday 10am - 3:30pm

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(01962) 842269

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