Supported Living & Residential Care Visits
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Do your residents LOVE music?
Do your residents enjoy relaxing?
Do your residents deserve some special entertainment?
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WONDERFUL!!
Serenity Sensory Music can now travel to you at your residential home.
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Book Serenity Sensory Music and treat your staff and residents to an enjoyable, relaxing musical interlude.
During the visit you will have exclusive use of the Serenity Sensory Music equipment, all instruments, bubbles and disco lights.
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Please note that I require a room which can be made relatively dark (in order for the lights to be most effective - for example: curtains / blinds drawn) which also has access to electricity / mains plugs.
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All of my instruments and equipment are insured, and I hold an enhanced DBS check.
My job is to:
provide and perform beautiful, relaxing music for your staff and residents,
allow the residents to explore the tactile instruments,
set up a number of disco lights so that the residents and staff can enjoy the colourful display of lights bouncing around the venue / room,
provide a joyful, social experience in which the residents can be creative and have fun with those around them.​
1 hour
£60
Half Day
£180 (4 hours, includes £60 discount)
Full Day
£360 (8 hours, includes £120 discount)
Please note that all prices include travel time, setting up time and packing away.
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Please allow an additional 30 minutes for set up time and then a further 30 minutes for packing away, once the session has finished.
What Sensory Music Can Help With
Sensory Music may be helpful for people experiencing:
Alzheimer’s disease
Anxiety or stress
Autism
Cardiac conditions
Chronic pain
Depression
Diabetes
Difficulties with verbal and nonverbal communication
Emotional dysregulation
Feelings of low self-esteem
Headaches
Impulsivity
Negative mood
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Problems related to childbirth
Rehabilitation after an injury or medical procedure
Respiration problems
Substance use disorders
Surgery-related issues
Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
Trouble with movement or coordination
Engaging with Sensory Music can:
Activate regions of the brain that influence things like memory, emotions, movement, sensory relay, some involuntary functions, decision-making, and reward
Fulfil social needs for older adults in group settings
Lower heart rate and blood pressure
Relax muscle tension
Release endorphins
Relieve stress and encourage feelings of calm
Strengthen motor skills and improve communication for children and young adults who have developmental and/or learning disabilities
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Overall, sensory music making can increase positive feelings, like:
Calmness
Euphoria
Confidence and empowerment
Emotional intimacy
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Key findings from clinical studies have shown that music therapy may be helpful for people with depression and anxiety, sleep disorders, and even cancer.​
On its own, sensory music sessions and therapeutic music making may not constitute adequate treatment for medical conditions, including mental health disorders. However, when combined with medication, psychotherapy, and other interventions, it can be a valuable component of a treatment plan.​
Research
Research also suggests that sensory music can be helpful for people with:
Insomnia
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
Schizophrenia
Stroke and neurological disorders
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Therapeutic sensory music is also often used to help people to:
Develop their identities
Improve their communication skills
Learn to regulate their emotions
Recover from trauma
Self-reflect
Research has also shown that music can have a powerful effect on people with dementia and other memory-related disorders.​