PAUL TATLER | HCPC registered music therapistAbout me
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I am a registered HCPC music therapist and neurologic music therapist, specialising in mental health, specialist behavioural personality disorders and rehabilitation.
I’m a motivated music therapist with a passionate commitment to mental health and working with young people and adults within mental health recovery and rehabilitation. I am passionate to work within trauma and behavioural disorders, within a range of clinical experiences in providing therapeutic interventions in a mental health and educational setting, including working with EUPD, ASC, ADHD, ADD. I have clinical experience working with young people and adults in groups or on an individual basis within mental health and I work with a thorough knowledge of principles, theories and practices of music therapy. I studied music therapy at the University of the West of England, Bristol(UWE), and in 2022, qualified master of music therapy(MMT), and qualified as a neurologic music therapist (NMT) December 2023 at The Academy of Neurologic Music Therapy.
I’m currently working at a rehabilitation centre as a neurologic music therapist working with patients with stroke and ABI and at a SEN specialist provision complex needs and learning disabilities school, for young people with autism aged 11 to 19 and adults within mental health and additional learning disabilities as a music therapist. I also work within communities on social prescribing projects, in support of mental health for social development and wellbeing. My work involves supporting sensory needs and behavioural and emotional regulation management within a music therapy approach that includes; improvisational music making, song collaboration, singing and listening, to develop social and communication skills, achievable goals and aims.
I’m motivated to work within trauma and behavioural disorders and I have specialised in drumming, rhythm and body movement for recovery and rehabilitation with survivors of trauma, with extensive research around the use of rhythm, body movement and drumming.
I’m passionate for the research into emotional regulation and behaviour disorders using rhythm, movement and music as a management tool in altering mood and influence behaviour patterns in support of self-regulation. I am committed to working with young people with behavioural disorders and continuing research to gain more understanding when working with young people with ADD, ADHD and ASC.
I am passionate about using music to help young people within mental health in support of their emotional and mental well-being.
I’m a motivated music therapist with a passionate commitment to mental health and working with young people and adults within mental health recovery and rehabilitation. I am passionate to work within trauma and behavioural disorders, within a range of clinical experiences in providing therapeutic interventions in a mental health and educational setting, including working with EUPD, ASC, ADHD, ADD. I have clinical experience working with young people and adults in groups or on an individual basis within mental health and I work with a thorough knowledge of principles, theories and practices of music therapy. I studied music therapy at the University of the West of England, Bristol(UWE), and in 2022, qualified master of music therapy(MMT), and qualified as a neurologic music therapist (NMT) December 2023 at The Academy of Neurologic Music Therapy.
I’m currently working at a rehabilitation centre as a neurologic music therapist working with patients with stroke and ABI and at a SEN specialist provision complex needs and learning disabilities school, for young people with autism aged 11 to 19 and adults within mental health and additional learning disabilities as a music therapist. I also work within communities on social prescribing projects, in support of mental health for social development and wellbeing. My work involves supporting sensory needs and behavioural and emotional regulation management within a music therapy approach that includes; improvisational music making, song collaboration, singing and listening, to develop social and communication skills, achievable goals and aims.
I’m motivated to work within trauma and behavioural disorders and I have specialised in drumming, rhythm and body movement for recovery and rehabilitation with survivors of trauma, with extensive research around the use of rhythm, body movement and drumming.
I’m passionate for the research into emotional regulation and behaviour disorders using rhythm, movement and music as a management tool in altering mood and influence behaviour patterns in support of self-regulation. I am committed to working with young people with behavioural disorders and continuing research to gain more understanding when working with young people with ADD, ADHD and ASC.
I am passionate about using music to help young people within mental health in support of their emotional and mental well-being.
My approach
I work within a psychodynamic framework, holistically, with a person and music centred approach. During our sessions you will have the opportunity to be expressive and communicate musically with a wide variety of musical instruments, through improvisational music making, song collaboration and singing.
Skills
• Drums, percussion, piano, guitar, violin
• Mental health
• Rehabilitation and recovery
• Behavioural disorders
• Attachment theory
• Autism spectrum disorders
• Developmental disabilities
• Interpersonal relationships
Personal Interests
I’m a very active person, you will find me outside most of the time, hanging from a rock or up a mountain. I’m active in; Alpine, Mountaineering, Crossfit, Yoga, Cycling and Climbing.
Certification
The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
Certified Music Therapist (MMT)
Certified Music Therapist (MMT)
Paul Tatler
HCPC registered music therapist and neurologic music therapist
