Nathan Lee is a qualified Music Therapist from the University of Roehampton and certification in Neurologic Music Therapy®. Based in Milton Keynes, he has experience across NHS hospitals, acute stroke wards and child development centres, neurorehabilitation services, SEN and mainstream schools, and medicolegal contexts, supporting people with a wide range of emotional, developmental, and neurological needs.

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His work includes supporting neurodivergent children and young people, adults recovering from trauma or neurological injury, and older adults living with dementia. Nathan has a strong interest in how music and the brain interact and uses creative, person-centred approaches to enhance communication, aid rehabilitation, and promote wellbeing.

Caitlin completed her MA in Music Therapy at Anglia Ruskin University and is also a qualified Neurologic Music Therapist. With a background supporting children with learning difficulties and adverse childhood experiences, she brings a trauma-informed approach to her work.

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Caitlin has experience across NHS functional assessment wards, older adult mental health services, and children’s hospices, supporting people of all ages with a wide range of neurological, emotional, and communication needs. Using improvisation and responsive music-making, she helps individuals build confidence, communication, and self-expression. Caitlin combines clinical expertise with a warm, empathetic approach to create therapeutic sessions tailored to each person's unique strengths and needs.

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