Our Music Room in Hebburn
A bright, welcoming space filled with instruments — drums, guitar, keyboard and percussion — for making music together.
Where everyone can make music
Our Music Room is a bright, welcoming space filled with instruments, from a full drum kit and guitar to a keyboard and a range of hand percussion. Clients can join group music sessions or spend one-to-one time exploring sound and rhythm, supported by our staff at their own pace. Making music is a wonderful way to express feelings, build confidence and connect with others.
- Drum kit, guitar, keyboard and percussion
- Group and one-to-one music sessions
- Supported by staff, at your own pace



Making music is a wonderful way to express feelings, build confidence and connect with others.
Why families choose the Music Room
A Range of Instruments
A full drum kit, guitar, keyboard and plenty of hand percussion to explore.
Group or One-to-One
Sessions can be shared with others or one-to-one, whichever suits.
Supported by Staff
Our staff guide each session, adapting to every client's ability and interests.
No Experience Needed
There is no right or wrong — everyone can join in and make sound at their own pace.
Sensory and Social
Rhythm and sound offer sensory engagement while playing together builds connection.
Music offers a way to communicate and connect that goes beyond words.
Music Room · Hebburn House
How the room helps
Music is a powerful, inclusive activity. It offers a way to express feelings and emotions that can be hard to put into words, and playing instruments supports fine motor skills, timing and coordination. Group sessions encourage turn-taking, listening and communication, helping build friendships and confidence. The rhythm and sound also provide rich sensory engagement. Above all, making music together is joyful, and that sense of fun and achievement carries over into the rest of the day.
Expression
Music offers a way to express feelings and emotions that can be hard to put into words.
Coordination
Playing instruments supports fine motor skills, timing and coordination.
Connection
Playing together builds communication, turn-taking and friendship.
A look inside
Take a look around the space.
On the drum kit
The music room
Drums and guitarThe practical questions
The things families ask us most. If there’s something not covered here, our team is always happy to talk it through.
Come and see it for yourself.
The quickest way to know if it’s right for your loved one is a visit — call the care team or book a session.
