Megan Spragg is a Registered Music Therapist, based in Melbourne, Australia and trained in New Zealand. She has worked within both mainstream and special education settings for over 20 years and has a passion for working with clients with physical disabilities and complex high health needs. She works with both Children and Adults and loves to use music to enable people to do things they didn't think they could. She is the director of Sounding Board Music Therapy Services, and loves to resource therapists, parents, carers and teachers in their ongoing work.

Christie has been working as a Registered music therapist for 15 years. Christie works across the lifespan specialising in children and adults with disabilities and aged care. Christie is also an accomplished vocalist and enjoys performing and helping others to find their voice. Christie specialises in facilitating telehealth sessions for both individuals and groups.

Georgia is a Registered Music Therapist and joined the Sounding Board team in 2021. A proficient vocalist and guitarist, she is passionate about facilitating personalized, empowering and collaborative music therapy experiences

Georgia has experience working in the community with disabled and neurodiverse adults and children, in neuro-rehabilitation, acute adult and paediatric hospitals, in pediatric oncology, and supporting adults with lived experiences of homelessness and people with complex mental health needs.

Yimin is a Registered Music Therapist (RMT) who has had experience in various settings which involved working with children and adults from different ages and backgrounds. Yimin believes in empowering people through their own strengths and resources. She also speaks English, Mandarin, Malay, Hakka, and Cantonese.

Bingyu Zhu is a Registered Music Therapist (RMT) based in Melbourne, Australia and trained at the University of Melbourne. She has experience working across the lifespan with children, families and older adults in community and aged care settings.

Bingyu has a particular interest in supporting children with developmental delay, autism, ADHD and other neurodiverse profiles, as well as older adults with complex support needs. She is passionate about creating engaging, holistic, strengths-based and person-centred music therapy experiences.

Bingyu provides therapy in English, and also supports families in Mandarin and Cantonese. She values working collaboratively with individuals, families and care teams to support meaningful outcomes.

Sammy Chan is a Registered Music Therapist, based and trained in Melbourne, Australia. He has had experience in a range of contexts, including individual and group work with NDIS participants, children in schools, children in hospital and residential care for the older population. Sammy believes in enabling people through their own strengths and resources. He cherishes the connections he forms with people through music therapy and looks for respectful and meaningful collaboration with everyone he works with. Sammy speaks English, Cantonese and Mandarin.

Amy is an artist and illustrator with a passion for working wth children and supporting community engagement. Before starting her Bachelor of Illustration, Amy's weekend and holiday jobs included art and craft stations you might find at a department store. It sparked Amy's love of seeing children express themselves through colour, shape and texture.

Amy is always excited about new ideas, research, and projects, especially those that help us learn more about ourselves and help us grow as a community.