Sound Origins

We have developed a range of resources to help you implement Sound Origins in your practice.

We have published the research relating to the development and outcomes of Sound Origins in journals, conferences and on our Instagram and LinkedIn pages.

See below for the latest publications so you can find out about why and how Sound Origins was developed and the impact it is having:

Parent and professionals’ experiences of caring for an infant with an uncertain future on the neonatal unit. Focus Groups and Interviews
Being a parent in neonatal care environments: A survey of the acceptability of sound and song for parents with seriously unwell infants on UK neonatal units
Exploring the potential of Music Therapy to help navigate uncertainty in neonatal intensive care: a qualitative study in England
Supporting continuing bonds for parents with infants with uncertain futures on 1 neonatal units in the United Kingdom: co-designing a culturally sensitive music 2 therapy intervention
The provision of music therapy for children under the age of one in hospital settings: a survey of Music Therapists in the United Kingdom
Lines of communication: creating continuing bonds on the neonatal unit.

What people have said about Sound Origins

It's a way to connect to connect among us […] not just because of the way we work, but because of the way we feel or see music or what the rhythms we like

— Nurse (anonymous)

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