Discover how outdoor musical instruments can enhance healing environments in hospitals, hospices, and care facilities. This catalog showcases inclusive, durable instruments designed to promote relaxation, rehabilitation, and emotional well-being for patients, residents, and visitors of all ages.
Explore the powerful role of music in supporting individuals with PTSD. This white paper highlights how outdoor musical instruments can be integrated into therapeutic environments to reduce anxiety, improve emotional regulation, and foster healing in trauma-informed care settings.
In this episode, we explore how music therapy can support neurodiverse individuals and the unique benefits of making music in outdoor environments. Renowned music therapist Dr. Alan Turry shares expert insights into the therapeutic power of rhythm and melody, while we also hear from a community that has embraced outdoor musical instruments as a meaningful tool for connection, expression, and healing.
Music offers a safe, non-verbal outlet for emotional expression, which is especially valuable for individuals recovering from trauma, illness, or stress. Playing outdoor instruments can reduce anxiety, promote mindfulness, and encourage social connection—supporting both mental and physical wellbeing in a gentle, engaging way.
Yes. Our instruments are made from durable, weather-resistant materials like stainless steel and aluminium, making them easy to clean and maintain. They’re ideal for outdoor use in hospitals, hospices, and care centres where hygiene and safety are essential. While most instruments come with mallets securely attached, we can also supply them loose upon request—allowing them to be removed, sterilised, and stored safely between uses to meet clinical hygiene protocols.
Yes! Percussion Play instruments are designed to be fully inclusive and accessible. While they are child-friendly and safe for young users, they are not toys—they are high-quality, tuned musical instruments suitable for people of all ages, including adults and older individuals. They’re widely used in healthcare, therapy, and rehabilitation settings to support emotional wellbeing, physical coordination, and social interaction. Many instruments are wheelchair accessible and require no prior musical experience to enjoy.