POJ · Integral Sound

Regulate. Reset. Reconnect.

Sound-based wellbeing for regulated nervous systems.

Music therapy and sound-based support for emotional wellbeing and nervous system regulation. Registered Music Therapist working with individuals, groups and organisations across Melbourne.

NDIS Registered  ·  AMTA Registered Music Therapist  ·  St Kilda East, VIC
Rodney Pollak, Registered Music Therapist, POJ Integral Sound

Sound, grounded in science. Felt in the body.

Supporting people through transitions from stress to regulation, from activity to rest, and from overwhelm into clarity.

Three Practices, One Identity

One practitioner. Three ways in.

The same nervous system logic runs through every offering - whether that is a clinical music therapy session for a young NDIS participant, a sound journey for a retreat circle, or a corporate reset before a strategy offsite.

Music therapy session space with live instruments
The Approach

Sound as medicine. Presence as practice.

The brand sits deliberately in the clinical-but-warm middle ground. Evidence-based enough for healthcare referrers. Accessible enough for experiential audiences. Human enough for corporate teams.

  • Clinically groundedMasters of Music Therapy, AMTA registered since 2017, and an NDIS registered provider operating across hospitals, community and private practice.
  • Trauma-informedSessions pace to the nervous system in front of them. No fixed script. Consent, co-regulation and choice are built into every encounter.
  • Cross-disciplinarySeven-plus years spanning palliative care, paediatrics, mental health, disability, aged care, festivals, retreats and workplaces.
  • Non-performativeReal connection over polish. No mystical language. Nothing is asked of you but your presence.
Read the clinical approach
Brand Principles

Six words to hold the whole thing together.

These principles run from the clinic to the corporate boardroom. They are how this work gets delivered, no matter the room.

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Grounded

Anchored in evidence

Every offering is traceable back to clinical research, professional standards and lived nervous system outcomes.

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Warm

Human-centred, never cold

Clinical does not mean clinical in tone. Care is felt in the body before it is ever explained in words.

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Credible

Registered and regulated

NDIS approved, AMTA registered, ABN 96754692317. Credentials are not decoration, they are the floor.

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Sensory

Sound as felt experience

The body feels before the mind understands. Sessions are designed for sensation, resonance and shift.

05

Human

Real over polished

This brand does not perform wellness. It shows up, attends, and makes room for whatever walks in.

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Steady

Non-performative presence

No gurus. No theatre. Just a seven-year practitioner, a tuned bowl, and a nervous system that knows how to settle.

Who this is for

The body already knows how to rest.

Sometimes it just needs permission, a tuned room, and a practitioner who can hold the space long enough to let something settle.

Stress, overwhelm or burnout

Individuals in chronic activation needing a reliable way down from fight-or-flight.

Emotional regulation support

Young people, adults and carers developing new nervous system skills through sound and music.

Neurodivergent individuals

Autism and ADHD supports using non-verbal, sensory pathways for self-expression and safety.

Life transitions

Grief, illness, significant change - moments when music can say what words cannot.

Non-verbal therapeutic approaches

Clients whose healing does not unlock through conversation alone.

Teams & organisations

Corporate groups, healthcare staff and leaders looking for a preventative wellbeing practice that lands.

01 / Clinical

Music Therapy

Evidence-based support for mental health, neurodiversity and emotional regulation. Registered Music Therapist, AMTA since 2017, NDIS registered provider.

Who it helps

  • Young people and adults with anxiety, depression or trauma history
  • Neurodivergent clients (Autism, ADHD) seeking non-verbal pathways
  • Palliative and aged-care residents through end-of-life transitions
  • Carers and families navigating grief, illness or big change
  • NDIS participants under Therapeutic Supports and Innov Community Participation

What a session looks like

Fifty to sixty minutes. Instruments are present but nothing is required of you. Sessions move between playing, listening, breathing, and stillness. Pace follows the nervous system in the room, not a script.

Enquire about music therapy
Live music therapy session with instruments
02 / Experiential

Integral Sound

Sound-based sessions using tuned instruments, guided awareness and somatic grounding to move the body from activation into deep rest.

Sound journey setting with instruments arranged on the floor

What to expect

  • Tuned crystal and metal bowls, gongs, monochord, chimes, voice
  • Reclined, eyes closed, bolsters and blankets provided
  • Sixty to ninety minutes, one-to-one or small group
  • No belief system, no chanting, no performative ritual

Where sessions run

Private studio in St Kilda East. Partner studios across Melbourne. On-site at retreats, festivals and workplaces on request.

Book a sound journey
03 / Commercial

Corporate Wellbeing

Nervous system regulation for high-performing teams. Scheduled resets before strategy offsites, during conferences, inside workplaces.

Formats

  • Monthly retainer for recurring team resets
  • One-off offsite or conference facilitation
  • Leadership recovery sessions for C-suite and founders
  • Preventative health programs for healthcare and emergency services

Outcomes teams notice

Faster return to focus after hard sessions. Reduced cumulative fatigue across long cycles. A shared language for regulation that outlasts the session itself.

Discuss a corporate program
Workshop room set up for group sound session
Workshops & Events

Group sessions, retreats, collaborations.

Facilitation for yoga studios, wellness retreats, therapy rooms and corporate offsites. Group sound journeys, workshop pairings with movement or breath facilitators, and multi-day retreat support.

Group retreat setting with instruments

Recent partners

  • Wanderlust Festival, Melbourne
  • Saint Haven members' club, Toorak
  • AN/ARI Balaclava, Melbourne
  • Humans Being Counselling group events
  • Caring For Kids Clinic, paediatric group therapy
Enquire about a workshop
End of Life Support

Music therapy at the edge of life.

Palliative music therapy for individuals, families and care teams. Consent-led, trauma-aware, and gentle. Bedside sessions in hospital, hospice, residential aged care, and at home.

How it is offered

  • Individual bedside sessions, twenty to sixty minutes
  • Family-inclusive music-making where welcomed
  • Support for care staff through legacy work and song-writing
  • After-care for the bereaved, separately held

No fixed script. Sessions can be deeply quiet or actively musical. Families are never asked to perform.

Enquire about end of life support
Quiet treatment space for intimate sessions
Pricing

Transparent rates. No surprises.

Rates are in AUD including GST. NDIS-funded rates follow the current price guide for Therapeutic Supports.

Music Therapy

$180

per 60 minute session

NDIS rates apply for registered participants.

Sound Journey

$150

per 60 minute session

Private one-to-one. Group rates on request.

Corporate

POA

retainer or one-off

Monthly retainer from $1,200. Offsite from $800.

End of Life

Sliding

no one is turned away

Consent-led. Community and hospice rates available.

Contact

Start with a thirty minute conversation.

No obligation. No script. Just the space to work out whether this practice fits what you are holding right now.

ABN 96754692317  ·  NDIS Registered Provider  ·  AMTA Registered Music Therapist

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Years in Practice

Across hospitals, community, corporate and festival work.

 

Registered Provider

Therapeutic supports and innovative community participation.

 

Registered Since 2017

Masters of Music Therapy. Professional standards maintained.

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Arms of Practice

Clinical, experiential, corporate, held in one brand.

Voices

What people say in the room.

Reflections from across the three arms of practice, the clinic, the sound journey, the corporate room.

Trusted By

Collaborations and residencies

A Grounded, Human Approach

A grounded, human approach to therapy and sound.

Start with a conversation. Thirty minutes, no obligation, no script - just the space to work out whether this practice fits what you are holding right now.