Therapeutic relationship is vital in feeling safe and allowing the deep inner work.
About Concordia Music Therapy
Concordia Music Therapy provides professional music therapy services across Australia, supporting individuals, families, and communities through evidence-based therapeutic music interventions.
Music therapy uses structured musical engagement facilitated by a registered music therapist to support emotional wellbeing, communication, cognitive development, and social connection. Sessions may involve listening to music, songwriting, playing instruments, improvisation, or movement, depending on the therapeutic goals of each individual.
At Concordia Music Therapy, we work with people of different ages and backgrounds, providing music therapy for individuals seeking support for mental health, disability, personal wellbeing, and identity exploration. Our services aim to provide safe and inclusive spaces for individuals from diverse communities, including LGBTQIA+ individuals.
Supporting Individuals Across the Lifespan
Music therapy can support people at different stages of life and with a wide range of needs.
Our services include:
• Music therapy for children and teenagers navigating emotional, social, and developmental challenges
• Music therapy for young people wanting to build confidence and social connections
• Music therapy for adults with disabilities, including participants supported through the NDIS
• Music therapy for individuals experiencing mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, stress, and emotional regulation
• Music therapy for adults with ADHD, supporting overwhelm, emotional expression, and nervous system regulation
Music therapy can help individuals build communication skills, strengthen emotional resilience, and develop meaningful connections with others.
Inclusive and Culturally Responsive Practice
Concordia Music Therapy is committed to a trauma-informed approach and creating inclusive therapeutic spaces where every individual feels respected, supported, and heard.
Our therapists are passionate about working with people from:
• Culturally and linguistically diverse communities
• LGBTQIA+ and queer communities
Music therapy provides a unique way for individuals to explore identity, express emotions, and connect with others through shared musical experiences.
Our approach values authenticity, diversity, and acknowledges the importance of culturally responsive care in therapeutic practice.
Our Music Therapists
Concordia Music Therapy is led by experienced Registered Music Therapists who bring extensive clinical experience across healthcare, mental health, disability services, community settings, and educational environments.
Our therapists are passionate about supporting individuals to discover new ways of expressing themselves, developing confidence, and building meaningful relationships through music.
Each therapist brings their own clinical interests and expertise, contributing to a collaborative and compassionate therapeutic environment.
Priscilla Pek
Priscilla Pek (she/her) is a Melbourne-based registered music therapist with over 13 years of clinical experience. She specialises in supporting children, adolescents, and adults across areas such as mental health, neurodiversity, disability, and palliative care. Priscilla is also Head of Music, Art and Child Life Therapies at a major health network and tutors at The University of Melbourne. Through her work at Concordia Music Therapy, she is passionate about helping people find harmony within themselves and live more authentically.
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Chanlyn Yeung
Chanlyn Yeung (she/her) is a registered music therapist based in the north-east suburbs of Melbourne. A recent postgraduate graduate from The University of Melbourne, she brings a strong background in formal music studies and experience supporting individuals across clinical and community settings. Chanlyn is particularly passionate about working with young people, disabilities, neurodiversity, and mental health, and strives to create a compassionate and supportive space where individuals can explore and express themselves through music.
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Katie (Young Jin) Ko (she/her) is a Melbourne-based Registered Music Therapist with over 10 years of experience supporting older adults, adolescents, and young children in both clinical and community settings. She has worked extensively in aged care, particularly in dementia and end-of-life support. Katie is passionate about compassionate, strengths-based practice and is especially dedicated to supporting individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds to embrace and celebrate their identities through music and connection.
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Our Therapeutic Approach
At Concordia Music Therapy, we believe the therapeutic relationship is central to meaningful change.
Music creates opportunities for expression and connection that may not always be possible through words alone. Through carefully designed music therapy sessions, individuals can explore emotions, strengthen self-awareness, and develop skills that build confidence, increase independence, and improve quality of life and everyday wellbeing.
Our trauma-informed work focuses on creating safe, supportive environments where individuals can engage with music in ways that feel meaningful and empowering.
Begin Your Music Therapy Journey
Music therapy offers a powerful pathway for emotional expression, connection, and growth.
If you would like to learn more about music therapy in Australia, including NDIS music therapy services, you can contact Concordia Music Therapy to discuss your needs and explore available options.