Robin did his training in London and subsequently worked with adults and children with a wide range of special needs. He became head of training at the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Centre in London and emigrated to Australia with his family in 1993 to help set up a similar training program in Sydney. Robin works at the school on Wednesdays and Fridays and works with both individual and groups. A Personal Description Music is universal. It transcends the boundaries between individuals and enriches the lives of all peoples.
Music is a source of joy, inspiration and motivation.
Music therapy is increasingly gaining international recognition as a valid form of treatment in a variety of hospital, education and community settings. Music therapy is about building bridges of communication with people who are affected or disadvantaged in some way by disability, illness, age or just circumstance. Music therapy can also be very beneficial for anyone wishing to explore music at a personal and creative level. There are different approaches and philosophies. This can involve playing instruments, singing or vocalising, movement, dance and listening.