When we think of music we don't often think of it as therapy. But it can be.
Freenotes outdoor musical instruments are perfect for outdoor music therapy sessions which encourage individuals to use music to deal with emotional issues, especially when they are unable to express them through speech. Where words fail, music may be a medium through which to explore one's inner world and experiences.
The playing of good quality percussion instruments during music therapy sessions can be of inestimable value for individuals who have difficulties in hearing, seeing, moving, thinking or responding; each can experience music in their own unique way. Creating soothing sounds, encouraging self-expression, improving cognitive skills whilst supporting social interactions, Freenotes engage their senses whilst having a little fun - an invitation to experience the outdoors in a new and fascinating way.
Freenotes outdoor musical instruments are tuned to the pentatonic scale making playing effortless as the notes within the scale all harmonise with one another, so there are no discordant notes, compelling even the non-musical to pick up a mallet and play, producing new and original melodies each time. Each have been carefully designed to ensure the instruments can accommodate wheelchair users and therefore encourage more outdoor living and greater physical activity.
Freenotes Outdoor Musical Instruments for Children with Special Needs
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Outdoor Musical Instruments in the Playground can provide music therapy and an outlet for creative and emotional expression & through the medium of music many essential life skills can be learned.
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Music Therapy Instruments for Older Adults
 | How Freenotes outdoor musical instruments can be used to assist older adults to express themselves, improve cognitive skills, encourage social interactions and provide a fantastic opportunity for going outdoors to enjoy the open air. |
The Power of Drumming - Playground Equipment
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Powerful playground equipment - how drums and drumming is increasingly being used as powerful means of music therapy by improving health and well-being and to promote healing and self-expression. |