Music therapy nonprofit · Spain

Associació Ressò de Musicoteràpia

Founded in 2005, this nonprofit uses music, dance, and art as therapeutic tools in programs tailored to people’s physical, cognitive, and social-emotional needs.

About Associació Ressò de Musicoteràpia

Music, movement, and art as therapy

Associació Ressò de Musicoteràpia is a nonprofit founded in 2005 that uses music, dance, and art as therapeutic tools. Its work includes interventions designed for physical, cognitive, and social-emotional needs, with a multidisciplinary approach tailored to each person.

Areas of work

  • Hospital music therapy: Support for pediatric patients and their families, helping them express emotions and manage stress in a hospital setting.
  • Educational music therapy: Activities that encourage communication and cognitive and social-emotional skills in children and young people with special educational needs.
  • Music therapy for people with disabilities: Individualized musical experiences that promote communication, independence, and social participation.
  • Music therapy for older adults: Interventions to maintain and stimulate cognitive, emotional, and social abilities.
  • Individualized music therapy: Musical programs designed around each person’s needs, with personalized goals.

Programs and communities served

Since its founding, the association has expanded its work to serve people at different stages of life, from childhood through end-of-life care. Its projects include music therapy for pregnant women, initiatives for people experiencing homelessness, and community concerts. The organization holds “Servei Públic” status.

Contact

Phone: 620 446 308. Email: aressomt@gmail.com. The association also has a contact form on its website and profiles on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, and X. Donations are accepted through Bizum using code 07891.

In brief

Music therapy for children, adults, older people, and families