SINGING FOR MENTAL HEALTH UNITS
Why Singing Helps for Mental Health


Clinical relevance
- Anxiety & Depression: reduces rumination, increases positive affect.
- Social isolation: provides peer connection and shared purpose
- Severe mental illness (SMI): offers meaningful community activity outside clinical settings
- Neurodivergence & trauma survivors: supportive, flexible environment with trauma-informed facilitation
Evidence & Outcomes
Research shows group singing is linked to improved wellbeing, reduced loneliness, and lower anxiety.
Singing Club uses NHS-recognised outcome tools:


Referral Pathway
Refer your patients today. Singing Club is a safe, low-cost wellbeing intervention.
Service User Voices
“I didn’t think I could sing, but I found my voice and new friends.”
“It helps me manage my anxiety and gives me hope.”