| | To propagate the therapeutic effects of Indian Music in clinical and non-clinical environs. |
| | To document the traditions relating to the use of sound and music in ancient cultures across the globe with special reference to the Indian sub-continent. |
| | To popularize the prophylactic and therapeutic role of music among children and adults and to spread the music consciousness among the general public, through lectures, seminars, workshops and published literature (books, journals, newsletters, pamphlets, posters, tableaux etc). |
| | To evolve 'appropriate music', to help individuals and professional organizations. |
| | To introduce greater use of such 'appropriate music' as a part of life style for the health of the individuals, families, organizations and the nation as a whole. |
| | To undertake studies and research on acoustics and music and to disseminate the findings thereof through research publications. |
| | To undertake comprehensive training programmes, using the state of art technologies to produce an army of professionally trained music therapists, and to certify them for their professional competence. |
| | To produce and release Audio and Video Cassettes and CDs having therapeutic effects for common ailments. |
| | To undertake preliminary training programmes to the general public to create awareness on the power of music and its utility in creating a healthy society. |
| | To undertake specialized and need-based training programmes to specific populations, e.g., pregnant women, premature children,school - going children, college students, elders, mentally disabled, terminally ill patients in hospices, inmates of jail and other rehabilitation centres, computer professionals, new entrants in public and corporate offices, army and police personnel. |
| | To help people, who are prone to stress and stress-related disorders to overcome their problems by counseling on the type and dose of music to be inculcated in their life-situations. |
