It's something that they're familiar with. And feel comfortable with. And, I think, that that will extend into other areas, with adults. Perhaps, in hospital. Certainly in the field of psychiatry and aged care.
People feel alienated.
And, I think the research is finding ways of showing that music, actually, is a great humaniser. Kirrally Wright is a supervisor at the Junction Works. For her, music therapy is a way of treating the intellectually disabled as real people. And, as adults. The people that we work with here, feel, care.