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About thame music therapy

Empowering Lives Through Music Therapy

Thame Music Therapy is a community-focused therapy practice enhancing the existing network of inclusive support for children, young people, and adults in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.

It is run by Hugh Anderson, a Music Therapist who has worked in mainstream, SEN, and SEMH schools, in NHS dementia and mental health settings, and an autism-specialist charity.

Hugh works with many clients who experience barriers to communication, high levels of anxiety, and social isolation. This includes people with physical and learning disabilities, special educational needs, and mental health conditions.

Our Services

Why Choose
Thame Music Therapy?

Music Therapy

Music Therapy Sessions

A creative, engaging and flexible form of therapy for children and adults that can reduce anxiety, facilitate greater inter-personal connection and support emotional growth.

Specialist Music Lessons

Develop your skills as a singer, pianist or guitarist in a nurturing and supportive environment, learning at your own speed and in your own unique way.

Music Workshops

Experience shared creativity and music-making in an accessible and inclusive way, facilitating more confidence in playfulness and spontaneity.

Clinical Supervision

Online or in-person supervisory space offered to practising and trainee music therapists, as well as to music teachers and community musicians

Our Testimonials

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Contact Hugh

If you’re interested in any of the services Thame Music Therapy has to offer, please send me a message using the contact form and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

You can also email me directly here:

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Our Blog

When a counsellor met a Music Therapist

Earlier this month I was interviewed by Hannah Nepilova, a counsellor who has her own private practice in South London. Although she uses talking as the primary mode of communication and connection in her work, Hannah

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BAMT Conference 2024 – Co-pilot vs Chauffeur

Last weekend I spent two days in Leicester for the BAMT (British Association for Music Therapy) Conference. I was really looking forward to it and, as a Midlander myself, it was great to be in

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