Rhythm Rangers Group

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Play, Move and Dance!

Designed for children aged 5 to 7 years, this program offers the perfect setting for developing essential skills. Grounded in evidence-based music therapy principles, where your child can engage in fun and social group activities and  learn to self-regulate their emotions, improve impulse control, enhance attention regulation, and develop flexibility and coordinated movement.

Program Structure

The sessions run twice a week for 6 weeks with a small group of up to 6 children. The small group setting fosters friendships and shared growth. The program framework has been created by a team of experienced occupational therapists and is perfect for young children. Delivered in 45 minute sessions. You are welcome to join in with your child during the session.

Program Details
  • Who can attend: Children aged 5 to 7 years
  • What to bring: Water bottle
  • Sessions and Timing: 4 x 45 minute sessions (children must attend all sessions)
  • Funding Options: NDIS Improved Daily Living (15) running as program of support, or paying privately
Scroll down for more info and to register!
Benefits of Rhythm Rangers
  • Building social skills
  • Improving emotional regulation and impulse control
  • Increased flexibility and coordination
  • Enhanced attention regulation
Our groups are returning for Term 3 school holidays. Register your interest!
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FAQ

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What is a program of support and what does it mean for me?

Rhythm Rangers will be running as an NDIS “program of support”.

Programs of support are a way of running groups over a set period of time.

Everyone registered commits to attending the full group.

Standard cancellation rules don’t apply so prices won’t change for you depending on who else attended on the day.

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