Music therapy

I am sound.

Here is a short overview of the materials and the techniques I work with in my music therapy sessions. I use some of these instruments on the palliative care ward at Klinikum Bayreuth and at the Albert Schweitzer Hospice as well.

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Henrik Vorbröker playing a djembe drum

Easy to approach

Feeling your own agency through music

The drum, the singing bowl, the Moon kalimba and the rest ask for no musical experience at all. Within their own possibilities, every client can draw their very own sounds, rhythms and vibrations out of these instruments.

  • Djembe
  • Singing bowl
  • Moon kalimba
  • Guitar
  • Small percussion
Djembe drum, singing bowl and kalimba

Active and receptive

Active and receptive music therapy

So as a client I am the active shaper of the (sound) space I am in, and I experience myself as someone who can and may control certain things (again).

And if the words are missing, these instruments are ideal media for clothing your own feelings in music and expressing them that way, with a very low threshold.

A handcart with instruments and a guitar for mobile music therapy
Music therapy at the bedside: Henrik Vorbröker playing guitar for a client
Music therapy at the bedside
Music therapy: a client lying relaxed while the drum is played
Receptive music therapy: sound that relaxes

Where I work

Music therapy in Bayreuth

  • Klinikum BayreuthMusic therapy on the palliative care ward
  • Albert-Schweitzer-Hospiz BayreuthMusic therapy support
  • PrivatelyMusic therapy on request – just write to me

Questions about music therapy?

I look forward to hearing from you – by phone or by e-mail.

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