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Neuro Sound Therapy
A group of men sitting together playing games and talking in a Birmingham studio

Birmingham · Community Interest Company

Creativity creates connection.

Neuro Sound Therapy creates spaces where people can connect, communicate and develop through creativity, shared experiences and community.

Our thinking

  1. Creativity can create connection.
  2. Connection can create conversation.
  3. Conversation can create change.

Not everyone wants to engage with support in the same traditional way. People often communicate more openly when they are doing something they enjoy, surrounded by people they feel comfortable with.

That idea sits behind everything we do — with men, with young people, and with employers across Birmingham and the West Midlands.

Two men relaxed in conversation on a sofa in a music studio

01 · Men's Thursday Group

You do not need to be in crisis to come along.

Every Thursday from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at Made In Brum Studios, 60 Caroline Street, Birmingham, B3 1UF. It is completely free. There is no registration, no referral and no restriction based on age, ethnicity or background.

Video games, board games, music, creative activities, or simply spending time around other men. You do not need to arrive at 6:30pm, and you do not need to prepare anything to say.

When
Thursdays, 6:30–8:30pm
Cost
Free
Booking
Just turn up
Young people making music together in a recording studio

02 · Young People

Creativity as another way to be understood.

We go where young people need us, bringing creative workshops into schools, community centres, care settings, studios and other supportive youth environments across Birmingham.

Workers in high-visibility clothing sitting together in a relaxed community space

03 · Employers

Wellbeing works better when people want to take part.

People working away from home do not stop needing friendship, community and connection. We help employers create the environments where that can happen.

Come along, or bring us to your school, workplace or community.

Whether you are thinking about a Thursday evening, planning workshops for young people, or looking at wellbeing for a workforce, we would like to hear from you.