HoiShuen Chan
Music Psychotherapist
The Neurologic Music Therapy® Music Therapist
Pianist
I am a registered Music Psychotherapist, qualified Neurologic Music Therapist/NMT™ affiliate, pianist, and PhD researcher at the Cambridge Institute of Music Therapy Research.
I support children, adults, and professionals through anxiety, trauma, burnout, emotional difficulties, relational challenges, and complex needs.
My work is grounded in psychotherapy, with specialist expertise in music psychotherapy and neurologic music therapy, offering a compassionate, evidence-informed, and highly personalised approach.
Areas of Expertise
Psychotherapy, Neurologic Music Therapy
Clients' Feedback
Music Therapy, Parent Reflection
“After a year of music therapy, my son has found safe ways to express his grief and gradually became more open, connected, and emotionally settled.”
Neurologic Music Therapy, School Staff Reflection
“Through NMT, Mary used rhythm and musical cues to support our pupil’s movement, attention, and communication, helping him engage more purposefully in sessions.”
Psychotherapy, Finance Professional
“Mary helped me understand the anxiety, stress, ADHD patterns, and relationship difficulties I had been carrying while working in a high-pressure finance environment.”
Annie, advisor to aloe mental health
"Mary kindly volunteered to join aloe mental health's wellbeing panel supporting London's Young Professional's with East and Southeast Asian heritage. Her passion for young professional wellbeing was clear and she was a thoroughly engaging speaker to have on the panel."
Enquiries
If you would like to enquire about therapy, collaborations, speaking engagements, or events, please get in touch using the form below.
I aim to respond as soon as possible and will be happy to discuss whether my work may be the right fit for you, your child, your organisation, or your service.
Your safety and wellbeing are the priority. If you are having thoughts of self-harm or feel you need urgent support, please contact your GP, attend A&E, or contact a crisis helpline immediately.