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  •  Music therapy uses both passive methods — listening to music — and active ones such as singing, instrumental and vocal improvisation, and songwriting. These techniques are adapted to each person’s age, health condition, and needs.

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  • ​ Therapeutic goals can vary: improving emotional and physical health, reducing stress and anxiety, strengthening communication and social skills, as well as encouraging personal growth and creativity.

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  • ​ I have gained experience working with clients in rehabilitation, psychiatry, social care, and special education. I work with people of different ages and life situations, helping them find resources and strengthen their inner strength.

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  • ​Music therapy isn’t about performance — it’s about discovering and healing yourself through sound and rhythm.

A book about music therapy — a source of inspiration and healing through sound.

Each sound is a step toward harmony.

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