Our Services
Neurolinks delivers music therapy and music-based programmes through three connected branches: our Sandyford clinic, partnerships with organisations, and Neurolinks Digital.
While each offers a different way to access our work, all are underpinned by the same principles: evidence-informed practice, individualised approaches and a focus on meaningful outcomes.

1. Clinic-Based Music Therapy
Our Sandyford clinic provides individual music therapy and group programmes tailored to the needs and goals of each participant. Sessions use music purposefully to support meaningful progress in areas such as movement, communication, cognition and psychosocial wellbeing.
You can contact Neurolinks directly to enquire about music therapy for yourself or someone you support. You don't need a referral from a GP or other healthcare professional to get in touch.

2. Music Therapy in Organisations
We work in partnership with hospitals, rehabilitation services, community organisations and other settings to deliver music therapy within existing services. Programmes are shaped around the needs of the people attending and, where appropriate, developed in collaboration with the wider team to support shared goals.
We also offer workshops and information sessions by request.

3. Neurolinks Digital
Neurolinks Digital extends our work beyond the clinic and our organisational partnerships, offering accessible music-based programmes for people to engage with in their own time.
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Who We Work With
Neurolinks provides music therapy for people across the lifespan. Our core expertise is working with individuals living with neurological conditions and neurodivergent individuals, alongside their families and carers where appropriate.
We also work in areas including mental health and palliative care, adapting our approach to the needs, goals and circumstances of each person.

Neurological conditions
We work with children and adults living with a range of neurological conditions, including:
- Acquired brain injury and stroke
- Parkinson's and other movement disorders
- Multiple sclerosis (MS)
- Huntington's
- Cerebral palsy
- Dementia and other conditions affecting cognition
Neurodivergence
We work with neurodivergent individuals, including autistic people and people with ADHD, tailoring music therapy to their individual strengths, needs and goals.
Other areas of practice
Our work also includes mental health and palliative care, where music therapy may support emotional wellbeing, communication, connection and quality of life.
Enquire About Our Services
Whether you're looking for music therapy for yourself or a family member, exploring a partnership with Neurolinks, or interested in our services as a healthcare professional, we'd be happy to hear from you.
Get in touch to discuss your enquiry and the options available.