The name Music For Joy isn’t only about bringing joy to people through music but is also in memory of my wonderful Nanny Joy. Music played a pivotal role in my upbringing, largely influenced by my Nanny Joy and parents. I began dance lessons from a young age and I started playing saxophone at the age of 8. I have experience playing in jazz bands and orchestras.

I graduated from The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts with a BA(hons) Music in 2019. Gaining experience in composing and producing music as well as further strengthening my saxophone skills. I graduated from the University of South Wales with a Masters in Music Therapy in July 2024. Throughout my training I had placements in a nursery, care home and hospice.

I have ample experience in healthcare settings. Alongside my studies I have been working part time as a healthcare assistant in a hospital. I have previous experience working as a care assistant for people living with dementia and end of life care. I have also worked as a support worker for learning disabled adults and children.

Since starting Music For Joy in January 2025, I have been providing music therapy services to people of all ages, from children to the elderly. I collaborate closely with care homes, schools, and community groups to tailor sessions that meet their specific needs. A small start-up grant from SWEF and the Community Foundation Wales played a crucial role in helping me get this project off the ground.

Music For Joy is still growing — get in touch to explore how I can bring the joy of music to your organisation.