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FAQS

HOW LONG IS A SESSION?

Sessions can be 30, 45 or 60 minutes long.

HOW MUCH IS A SESSION?

 Our current prices reflect NDIS therapy rates and are set at a maximum rate of $193.99 per hour

 ($96.99 per 30 minutes, $145.49 per 45 minutes).

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HOW CAN I ACCESS MUSIC THERAPY THROUGH THE NDIS?

Click on the link below to learn more:

https://www.austmta.org.au/consumers-resources/national-disability-insurance-scheme/

HOW CAN I REFER A CLIENT TO MUSIC THERAPY?

CAN I CANCEL A SESSION?

 

Please click here to access the referral form.

Yes, cancellations up to 48 hours prior to booked sessions can be re-booked at no extra cost. Cancellations must be written via email or text. Cancellations within 48 hours of a scheduled session will be charged at the full session rate in accordance with NDIS guidelines.

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WHERE DO SESSIONS TAKE PLACE?


 

Fearless Voices Music Therapy conducts home visits. Travel rates are charged at a discounted flat fee rather than an hourly rate. If your home is not suitable, sessions can be held at the music therapist's home in Baulkham Hills. A supervising adult must remain on the premises during sessions with underage minors.

WHAT IS YOUR PRIVACY POLICY?

At Fearless Voices Music Therapy we take your privacy very seriously. Please click here for a copy of our privacy policy.

WHAT ARE YOUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS?

Please contact us for a copy of our terms and conditions.

 

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Fearless Voices Music Therapy

is a registered member of the

Australian Music Therapy Association

0412 789 390

be@fearlessvoicesmusictherapy.com

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Fearless Voices Music Therapy respectfully acknowledges the traditional custodians and the past, present day and emerging elders of the Bidjigal, Darug and Darkinjung nations. It is upon unceded Aboriginal lands that we strive to support people of all backgrounds, abilities, bodies and cultures through music. We recognise the enduring kinship and songlines retained in these lands and cherish the rich and ongoing connections First Nations people have to Country, culture, song, knowledge and artistic expression.

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