Resources

This resource highlights the journey of music therapy in Georgia, shaped by local pioneers and strengthened through international collaboration. From skill-sharing initiatives to dedicated training programs, discover how music is creating new opportunities for children in vulnerable situations. Explore the ePoster to learn more about this evolving field and its lasting impact.

ეს რესურსი მუსიკის თერაპიის მოგზაურობის მნიშვნელოვანი ნაწილია, რომელიც ჩამოყალიბდა ადგილობრივი ინიციატორების მიერ და გაძლიერდა საერთაშორისო თანამშრომლობით. უნარების გაზიარების ინიციატივებიდან დაწყებული ტრენინგის სპეციალური პროგრამებით დამთავრებული, აღმოაჩინეთ, თუ როგორ ქმნის მუსიკა დაუცველ სიტუაციებში ახალ შესაძლებლობებს ბავშვებისთვის.

We are excited to announce the second instalment in our updated ePoster series: Music as Therapy – Increasing Access to Music for Young People Facing Challenges in Rwanda. This resource celebrates the use of music across Rwanda, and highlights our Partners’ work of sharing their music skills with other practitioners so they can also use music to connect with children and young people with disabilities.

Tunejejwe no gutangaza igice cya kabiri mu ruhererekane rwa za ePoster ivuguruye: Umuziki nk’Ubuvuzi – Kongera amahirwe yo kugerwaho n’ibikorwa by’ umuziki ku rubyiruko ruhura n’ibibazo mu Rwanda.

Explore this newly updated version of our charity information pack to compliment our world congress e-poster series. This information pack delves into the heart of our charity’s work, detailing our mission, places of work, and values. As we continue to expand access, this resource will soon be available in Kinyarwanda and Georgian. Stay tuned for more releases as this series unfolds.

This, the first of our revitalised 2023 World Congress e-posters, showcases how Music Helps (India) aims to bring music-centred approaches into dementia care. Stay tuned to our resources page as we continue releasing new materials.

Drawing from a focussed CPD session for Interactive Music-Makers, “Involving Parents in Interactive Music-Making sessions”, this resource explores some key considerations, ideas and strategies when involving parents as experts within IMM sessions, walking alongside them during the crucial early years of their parenting journey.

Since 2011, Music as Therapy International has been working with local partners in Ethiopia to bring the transformative power of music into care settings. This newsletter celebrates their remarkable efforts, stories, and the growing network of practitioners using music to improve lives.

Music as Therapy International ከ2011 ጀምሮ ኢትዮጵያ ውስጥ ለሚገኙ የእንክብካቤ እና የሕክምና ማዕከላት የሙዚቃን ጥቅም እና የመለወጥ ኃይል ለማቅረብ ከአጋሮቹ ጋር ሲሰራ ቆይቷል።

Through collaboration between the University of Melbourne Music Therapy and the Catholic Health Association of India, this resource was devised to guide practitioners interested to use music with people with disabilities of all ages. The project was delivered independently of Music as Therapy International but these excellent resources are also relevant to our Partners worldwide (available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Bengali, Telugu and Nepali).