Inclusive Music Services
What is it, and who is it for?
Ymarfer Music provides adaptive, person-centred music sessions for people of all ages with any range of additional needs. We work with SEN schools, nurseries, private care facilities, residential homes, supported living, day services, additional needs groups and individual clients, offering inclusive musical experiences that support creativity, expression, wellbeing, and connection. Our sessions are bespoke and tailored for all abilities and ages, incorporating therapeutic understanding, sensory awareness, and flexible approaches to ensure every person feels supported, safe, and fully involved.
Our Sessions.
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![A group of children and adults participating in a music therapy session in a brightly lit room, with a man playing a colorful djembe drum in the foreground and others sitting on benches or being assisted by therapists.]()
Drum Circles
Accessible, engaging group drumming that supports communication, confidence, and connection. Every participant contributes to the rhythm in their own way.
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Interactive Music Workshops
Hands-on sessions exploring instruments, sounds, and movement — tailored to all abilities to encourage expression, engagement, and creativity.
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Music for Wellbeing
Relaxing, grounding music sessions that promote calm, mood lift, comfort, and emotional connection in a safe, inclusive space.
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![A man is sitting on the floor with two young girls sitting on a large drum, one girl is smiling and the other girl is looking away. There are musical instruments and scattered toys around them in a room.]()
Music & Emotional Regulation
Supportive musical experiences designed to help participants express feelings, self-regulate, calm, or energise depending on their needs.
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![A man with a beard and light blue polo shirt playing a musical instrument for a man in a wheelchair with glasses in a room decorated with sports memorabilia.]()
Health Promotion Through Music
Light, enjoyable activities that encourage movement, breath-work, coordination, and overall wellbeing through rhythm and sound.
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Musical and Sensory Exploration
Gentle, sensory-focused sessions using tone, vibration, texture, and movement to promote comfort, awareness, and curiosity.
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![A happy young man with tattoos on his arms smiling and playing with a toddler girl sitting on a colorful percussion instrument in an indoor space with windows and plants.]()
Curriculum Linked Learning
Music sessions that support literacy, numeracy, emotional regulation, and classroom themes, designed to complement and enrich SEN curriculum pathways.
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![Two men, one with disabilities in a wheelchair, sharing a joyful moment. The man in the wheelchair has a surprised expression and is wearing a black jacket, while the other man is smiling, holding a colorful bowl. The background features a green wall with decorative plants and lights.]()
Introductions to Rhythm
Getting familiar with some musical theory and early engagement with rhythm. Which sets the foundation for advancements in speech and language. Fun, simple rhythm activities using clapping, tapping, percussion, and movement — building timing, coordination, and musical awareness.
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![A young girl sitting in a motorized wheelchair talking to a man, with a caregiver leaning over her, in a medical facility or rehab setting surrounded by various equipment, while other people sit in the background.]()
Modern Technology
Instruments and devices like soundbeam - sound triggers and recording techniques to make music more accessible, exciting, and multi-sensory for participants of all levels.
Prices.
*All prices are based on a 1 hour long session and exclude mileage and travel time*
Care, Residential, Groups & Individual Additional Needs.
One to One
£40
Small Group [2-5 Persons]
Medium Group [6-10 Persons]
£110
£100
Large Group [11-15 Persons]
£120
Extra Large Group [16-20 Persons]
£140
SEN Schools [Primary & Secondary] Groups & Nurseries.
One to One
£40
Small Group [2-10 Persons]
Medium Group [11-20 Persons]
£140
£100
Large Group [21-30 Persons]
£180
Musical Exploration Sessions At Ymarfer Music
£40
1 Session
Why it matters.
Music can reduce anxiety, spark memories, support communication, encourage movement, and foster a deep sense of connection. It is especially supportive for individuals with dementia, learning disabilities, and complex needs. [ Music supports emotional expression, communication, motor skills, social interaction, creativity, and sensory development — helping learners regulate, engage, and thrive]
Delivered by:
A professional musician with a background in health & social care
A training music therapist (MA Music Therapy)
Fully DBS checked (highest level) & Level 2 Safeguarding
Skilled in modern music technology for enhanced engagement.