Music originated from nature. The harmony of nature is as beautiful as a symphony. It has the sounds of wind, ocean, rivers, chirping, and courtship. The nature of this symphony can create a state of tranquility in the human soul.
Humans are rendered by society and endure a variety of stresses. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as physical, mental, and social well-being in equilibrium. So, if these personal needs are met, people can live in a joyful frame of mind.
About us
「寧靜」in Cantonese means peacefulness. The pronunciation of「伶」and「寧」are the same. The originated meaning of「伶」is flexibility, representing ancient musicians, also one of the owner’s Chinese names. Based on the meaning of「伶」and the client’s need at the moment, employing the flexible, individualized, and creative use of music intervention is the primary principle in our music therapy practices, to build a righteous therapeutic rapport and achieve different therapeutic goals with clients. Clients can restore peacefulness like nature, through receiving our music therapy services.
Our team of skilled and compassionate music therapists utilizes evidence-based techniques to tailor interventions that address various therapeutic objectives. Whether it's managing stress, improving emotional well-being, promoting cognitive abilities, or enhancing communication, our goal is to help clients achieve their desired outcomes through the transformative power of music.
Mission
We are dedicated to advocating the professionalism of music therapy to the general public. Our mission is to raise awareness about the incredible benefits that music therapy can provide to individuals of all ages and backgrounds.
At Nature Symphony Music Therapy, we strive to expand the popularity of music therapy services in Hong Kong across various settings and populations. We believe that everyone deserves access to the healing and transformative power of music.
Vision
By promoting the understanding and acceptance of music therapy, we aim to enhance the well-being and quality of life of individuals in Hong Kong.