Harp Music as a Theraputic Agent

Working in nursing homes, hospitals, hospices and specialist care centres to improve mood and increase opportunities for adults or children with illness or disability; using communication, care and creativity.

Live music can improve the quality of life for elderly people and there is evidence that music reduces agitation, anxiety and apathy people with dementia

Communicating and relating with words can be a struggle whereas the language of music connects and motivates

Using the powerful and universal language of music to help improve physical and mental health. It has been practiced throughout the world for centuries and still holds up to the scrutiny of modern medicine today

          Margaret is very proud to be a Musician for the Charity                 

Music in Hospitals and Care

             and she travels extensively acround the UK giving concerts in hospitals, nursing homes, hospices, day centres and at specialist care facilites for patients with severe disabilites, brain injuries and locked in syndrome

Musicians on mass at a Music In Hospitals and Care Training day

Southampton General Hospital