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News
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JAM groups continue during the September school holidays
We look forward to seeing our group members on Wednesday evening at the Hampton Community Centre as usual. Helen is taking a short break of a week so no individual sessions for her case load until October 1. Gab will take JAM 1a.
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The Independent Review into music therapy by Dr Duckett for the NDIS was released by the NDIS on September 10th, 2025.
Music therapy has been confirmed as a Therapy Support in the NDIS when delivered by
Registered Music Therapists.
JAM music therapy only employs registered music therapists and we are registered with the NDIS as a provider.
Changes to rates come into effect on November 24th, 2025
https://www.ndis.gov.au/news/10894-duckett-review-confirms-art-and-music-therapy-continue
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Publication of Helen's article
On the same day, my article, 'Enhancing Connections: A Phenomenological Study of Support Workers’ Perceptions of Assisting Participants in Group Music Therapy', co-authored with Assoc. Prof Grace Thompson was published in Music Therapy Perspectives. Please take a look:
Cameron, H. J., & Thompson, G. (2025). Enhancing Connections: A Phenomenological Study of Support Workers’ Perceptions of Assisting Participants in Group Music Therapy. Music Therapy Perspectives, 43(2). https://doi.org/10.1093/mtp/miaf009
At JAM music therapy Pty Ltd, we are passionate about providing customized therapeutic solutions that cater to the unique needs and abilities of our participants.
As a well-established team of Registered Music Therapists, we have helped people with neurodevelopmental disabilities through music for over 25 years. Our practice has recently expanded to provide services to people with mental health conditions.
We offer both group and individual sessions, utilising various techniques that address our participant's physical, emotional, communication, social, and cognitive needs. Our therapy programs are designed to help our participants develop new skills, explore their creativity, and strengthen their overall well-being.
All JAM music therapists are registered with the
Australian Music Therapy Association Inc. (AMTA)
AMTA is a provisional member of the National Alliance of Self-Regulating Health Professions and Allied Health Professions Australia.
JAM music therapy
has zero tolerance of abuse
Provider number
405 000 2714
AMTA Registered Music Therapist no. 429