We provide music therapy via grant funded projects to a growing number of marginalised groups. Many are from low-income households.
Service-user feedback demonstrates our main areas of impact to be improved social and communication skills; increased confidence and emotional resilience; stronger relationships.
Information Day 2023
Belltree are hosting a free-to-attend event for those who work with or care for vulnerable people, or those interested in music therapy for themselves, to find out more about how music therapy can support a wide range of communities.
Learn moreVocal Connections
Belltree partnered with the Macmillan Horizon Centre to offer Vocal Psychotherapy groups to support participants to connect with their emotional strength and resilience through working with their voice.
Learn moreMusical Pathways
Belltree offered adults with learning disabilities, autism, or mental health difficulties a pathway back into the community after feeling socially isolated, through 1:1 and then group music therapy.
Learn moreWomen’s Centre
Belltree partnered with Brighton Womens’ Centre to bring voice work, music, and mindfulness together, connecting the body with its emotions.
Learn moreMusical Sanctuary
Belltree therapists run a weekly music therapy group for boys under 18 from a range of countries living in emergency accommodation, who have recently arrived in the UK seeking asylum.
Learn moreBelltree Music Therapy helps vulnerable people across Sussex to connect through music.
Your donation could help someone have a one-to-one session to build their communication skills, or to attend a group session to help build stronger relationships.
