Chroma, the UK’s leading provider of arts therapies, will utilise ALLDOQ, the specialist workspace for expert witnesses and lawyers, for its recently launched music therapy expert witness service. ALLDOQ was developed by McCollum Consultants, the UK’s leading chamber of expert […]
Chroma is now providing the UK’s first Creative Arts Therapies (CATs) Expert Witness service in the UK to personal injury lawyers, to help secure the best rehabilitation package for their clients. This new service enables legal teams access to independent […]
Chroma, the UK’s leading arts therapies provider for neurorehabilitation, is collaborating with Goal Manager a new clinical tool that improves the quality of goal setting. Goal Manager streamlines the goal setting process enabling Chroma’s therapists to spend more time with […]
For almost 10 years, Chroma has been delivering Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT) and Music Therapy (MT) to Stroke survivors. Stroke, which is one of the most common types of acquired brain injury (ABI), can lead to sudden weakness, loss of […]
Clare Maddocks, Neurologic Music Therapist at Chroma highlights the main benefits she finds from delivering neurologic music therapy sessions to brain injury survivors and those living with neurological conditions: “Since 2021, 90 rehab & complex care clients have accessed weekly […]
This World Music Therapy Week, we’d like to share some of our therapists thoughts (and feedback received) concerning music therapy and the benefits it has upon participants: Music therapy through the eyes of a music therapist: “Music therapy is highly […]
Chroma is looking to build on the success of 2022 as the UK’s leading arts therapies provider as it approaches its 10th anniversary in October. Established in 2013, Chroma now employs over 100 therapists, and that number looks set to […]
Following a successful six-month music therapy pilot project in partnership with Chroma, Sue Ryder has extended the project for a further six months. Residents at Sue Ryder Neurological Care Centre Lancashire, Preston have been experiencing music therapy alongside other regulated […]
Sheffield-based STEPS Rehabilitation has extended its contract with Chroma, the UK’s leading provider of arts therapies, to provide music therapy services for a further 12 months. Family-owned, STEPS Rehabilitation is a 23-bedroom, state of the art, short-term (up to 12-18 […]
Chroma, the UK’s leading provider of arts therapies, is to start a new six-month neuro-rehabilitation project at Sue Ryder Neurological Care Centre Lancashire, Preston. Sue Ryder Neurological Care Centre Lancashire is a purpose-built, state of the art neurological care centre […]
The Chroma award for Innovation in Neurorehabilitation aims to find and showcase AHPs including creative arts therapists in England, working in neurorehabilitation settings in the independent, NHS or third sectors. These AHPs will use innovative clinical, commissioning and treatment partnerships […]
Neurologic Music Therapist Jonathan Fever and Specialist Paediatric Physiotherapist Claire Edwards have won the ‘The Chroma Award for Excellence in Neurorehabilitation’ at the Advancing Health Awards 2020. Based at the Portland Hospital, HCA Healthcare, ‘Benefits of collaborative working with […]
