Do you like to listen to music? Perhaps you have a favourite song that makes you feel calm, sad, happy, or even inspired.

We love music at Eben Mission, and we know that it has the power to affect our emotions and even the way our brains work!

We’re talking about music therapy and the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) this week.

Do you think it’s time for you to make the big move? Here are some tips to help you prepare.

Cooking, showering, changing clothes, and getting ready for the day ahead are basic personal care routine tasks that most of us often perform. On the other hand, managing your personal care can be difficult if you have a disability.

What effect does having an NDIS plan — or being in the process of getting one — have on your Centrelink payments? Is there a link between the NDIS and Centrelink? We’ve put together an easy-to-understand guide regarding Centrelink payments for people with an NDIS plan to assist you in this matter.

Music therapy, recognised as an appropriate treatment for children with special needs, might entail listening to music and learning to appreciate its sound and lyrics. Music therapy can include singing, playing instruments, or composing music, but musical abilities or talents are not essential. It could also involve synchronising movements to music, such as in a dance or just rhythmic clapping.