Amy Howden is an experienced music therapist of over 12 years. She has worked in various setting including in mainstream and special needs schools, facilitating parent-infant music sessions in the community, paediatric hospitals and aged care facilities.
Amy is currently completing her PhD in music therapy and her project is centred on exploring parent’s perspectives of engaging in music therapy and songwriting with their baby after a hospital admission.
Amy loves music (of course!), her family, cooking and sitting down with a good book. She plays the piano and guitar and sings all day long. Amy is available all day every Friday and looks forward to supporting your needs with music therapy
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Amy Howden is an experienced music therapist of over 12 years. She has worked in various setting including in mainstream and special needs schools, facilitating parent-infant music sessions in the community, paediatric hospitals and aged care facilities.
Amy is currently completing her PhD in music therapy and her project is centred on exploring parent’s perspectives of engaging in music therapy and songwriting with their baby after a hospital admission.
Amy loves music (of course!), her family, cooking and sitting down with a good book. She plays the piano and guitar and sings all day long. Amy is available all day every Friday and looks forward to supporting your needs with music therapy
