Therapy services, communication support & professional development for individuals. family members. professionals. educators. support staff.
Neurologic Music Therapy
Certified Spelling 2 Communicate Practitioner
Rhythm and Movement for Self Regulation (RAMSR) program
Professional development online courses and resources
Supporting neurodivergent children and adults in the areas of communication, sensory processing, motor planning and self regulation to improve aspects of daily life.
Applying the latest research to therapy sessions, education settings, individuals’ homes and activities of daily living.
Rhythmic Integrations is home to:
(NMT)
Neurologic Music Therapy
With a basis in neuroscience, NMT is a research informed practice involving the use of music and musical elements, to optimise pathways in the brain and improve non-musical functions.
Put simply, we have an understanding of how music impacts the brain and we use this understanding to work on your goals across communication, cognition, sensory and motor domains.
(S2C)
Spelling to Communicate
A type of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) suitable for non-speaking, minimally speaking and unreliably speaking individuals. S2C is a structured approach that aims to build the motor skills necessary to point to letters and words as a means of communication for individuals with motor planning challenges.
Based on decades of practice, S2C applies the latest important research into movement differences and autism, dyspraxia, sensory processing and more.
(RAMSR)
Rhythm and Movement for Self Regulation
The ‘world first’ evidence based program from the Queensland University of Technology combining the neuroscience of:
- beat synchronisation and rhythmic entrainment
- cognitive benefits of coordinated movement, music participation and relaxation
- neurocognitive evidence from music therapy and music training (the ‘musician advantage’)
- developmental psychobiology of self-regulation development
Meet Bec, Australia’s leading Neurologic Music Therapist.
From classical music training and performing nationally in an Eastern European Gypsy band, to completing a Masters of Music Therapy and advanced training in Neurologic Music Therapy and learning all I can about autism, the last two decades of building skills have led me here.
I’ve co-designed a world first, cutting edge evidence based self regulation program for young children. I’ve acknowledged the need for building communication skills in non-speaking autistic individuals (and the lack of available support in this area) and became a certified Spelling to Communicate practitioner, opening the doors to robust communication for many individuals. I’ve trained numerous communication partners to identify how they can support their loved ones by applying simple strategies from the latest evidence across several fields.
My team and I would love to help you.
