frequently asked questions
Creative arts therapists work with several creative modalities such as movement, or drama, writing and visual art, depending on the needs of the client/s. At Creative Therapy our core therapy is music therapy.
Creative Therapy employ registered professionals with the Australian Music Therapy Association (AMTA) and the Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapy Association (ANZCATA). These university and often Masters qualified professionals draw on theory and research specific to their profession and more broadly, to inform their practice. Therapists with these associations are subject to continuing professional development and at Creative Therapy, all our therapists are supported to participate in courses and training to ensure their skills reflect best practice and most recent research.
No experience is necessary. Your therapist is a highly trained professional in their area of the creative arts, but also psychology and child development. They will guide you in the process of participating. All you need is a willingness to express yourself and explore your creativity.
You can read about our fees for our various programs and delivery options here.
Yes we do. As a priority we offer in-clinic sessions and online therapy. We have some limited home visiting capability depending on client location with more capacity expected later in the year.
Read our online therapy FAQs here 🙂
Our cancellation policy is in line with the most recent NDIS Price Guide. Less than 48 hours notice incurs a cancellation fee of your full fee, if you cannot make it to the clinic for logistical reasons, or you or your child has a runny nose or other cold-like symptoms, we offer the option of having the session online.
