Meet Georgia
Registered Music Therapist, Musician, Music Producer and Circle Facilitator
Hey there!
Georgia is a passionate and creative Registered Music Therapist based in Brisbane who blends clinical expertise with her love of songwriting to support emotional expression, connection and growth. She works from a strengths-based, neurodiverse-affirming and person-centred approach, guided by her core values of connection, creativity, autonomy and growth.
She believes music is a powerful tool for self-expression and healing. Through music, Georgia supports individuals to explore who they are, build emotional awareness, and develop confidence and resilience in a safe, playful and meaningful space.
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Her sessions are highly individualised and may include singing, movement, instrumental play, relaxation, lyric analysis, playlist creation and music technology. She collaborates closely with families and allied health professionals to tailor goals and incorporate each participant’s unique interests and musical preferences.
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Georgia also brings her skills as a singer-songwriter into her therapy work, especially enjoying the process of co-creating original songs with participants to reflect their thoughts, feelings and experiences. She delights in writing personalised jingles to support daily routines such as toileting, teeth brushing or transitions—helping to weave joy, predictability and connection into everyday life.
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With extensive experience facilitating both individual and group sessions, including co-led programs with Speech and Occupational Therapists, Georgia offers practical, engaging and evidence-informed resources that empower clients of all ages and abilities.
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The sessions (face-to-face and Telehealth) encompass a variety of tools but mostly combine the power of music and movement. Georgia aims to provide a grounds for a warm and welcoming environment while keeping sessions playful, innovative and expansive, in order to relax one's nervous system, ignite a deeper passion for life and an inner confidence.​
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Start the Conversation today by filling out the referral form and Georgia will be in touch with you as soon as possible.
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Music Therapy Can...
work towards various health and wellbeing goals such as:
Behaviour
Increasing skills in behaviour regulation, promoting mood regulation, increasing social engagement, managing anger and frustration and more
Cognition
Increasing attention, memory, executive function, developing emotional regulation, increasing initiation and motivation and more
Communication
Developing receptive and expressive language skills, speech and articulation, phonological awareness, developing non-verbal communication skills and more
Capacity building for Community Participation
Developing sense of belonging and social connectedness, increasing social interaction, developing sense of purpose, increasing opportunities for choice and control and developing sense of empowerment.
Mood and Emotions
Improving self regulation, emotional awareness, emotional attunement, and improving mood regulation.
Motor Skills and Mobility
Increasing gross and fine motor function and control, increasing function of the respiratory system, mobility, balance and more
Frequently Asked Questions
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Do you have a wait-list?
Currently available for Telehealth appointments. You may go on the wait-list for face-to-face appointments.
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What is Music Therapy?
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Music Therapy is the application of evidenced-based musical interventions carried out by a Registered Music Therapist.
Music Therapy aims to improve and support an individual or group's health and wellbeing goals. It can help people of all ages from a variety of client populations to support their mental, physical and emotional wellbeing. Anyone can engage in Music Therapy!
RMT's work across the life-span, from newborn babies to older adults.
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What is a Registered Music Therapist (RMT)?
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A Registered Music Therapist is a person who is registered with the Australian Music Therapy Association (AMTA). They would have completed a certified university course and regularly maintain their skills and build knowledge through regular professional development.
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What is Telehealth?
Sessions are conducted online. Instead of your Music Therapist coming to your home, you engage musically through a device such as an iPad or Laptop. Telehealth was introduced as a service during lock-downs due to COVID-19. With its success, many therapists still continue to offer this service.
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Who is Telehealth for?
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Clients who are immune suppressed or admitted for inpatient treatment preventing face-to-face contact
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Anyone who finds in-person sessions overwhelming
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People who are living in an area with limited access to a RMT
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How much does it cost?
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Telehealth, stakeholder meetings, resource creation and face-to-face sessions are charged at the same rate.
Fees are based on the current standard in the allied health professions guideline and pricing guidelines by the NDIS.​
Fees are aligned with the 2025-26 NDIS Price Guide $193
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Non-contact time of 15 minutes is always added to the invoice so that RMT can prepare resources, evaluate program and write notes post session.
NDIS related Info
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Music Therapy is still funded by the NDIS
Music Therapy has NOT been removed from the NDIS​
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At this stage, Bloom and Flow is NOT registered as an NDIS provider. Self-Managed and Plan Managed clients can access our services.​
Contact Info
Address
Milton, Brisbane City.
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