The Nordoff-Robbins approach is a form of music therapy developed by Paul Nordoff and Clive Robbins. It focuses on using music as a means of communication and expression, particularly for individuals with developmental disabilities, emotional challenges, or mental health issues. The approach emphasizes improvisation, allowing clients to engage with music in a personal and meaningful way. In this method, trained therapists create a supportive environment where clients can explore their feelings and experiences through music. The Nordoff-Robbins approach aims to enhance emotional well-being, social skills, and cognitive development, making it a valuable tool in therapeutic settings for various populations.