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A comprehensive list of all the activities we have delivered around the world since 1995.

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    • Introductory training
    • 2022

    On-site skill-sharing: Livability (Poole) 2022

    United Kingdom

    Delivered in partnership with the UK charity Livability, this 8-week project provided training to staff supporting young adults with learning disabilities, building their confidence to embed the therapeutic benefits of music into their care.

    • Adults
    • Disability
    • Sustainability
    • 2022

    Follow-up Visit: Caol Primary School (Fort William) 2022

    United Kingdom

    We returned to Caol Primary School (Fort William, Highlands) to support staff with their continued use of music after their Introductory Training in 2021. Sharing successes, developing practice and troubleshooting.

    • Children
    • Disability
    • Mental health
    • Inspiration
    • 2022

    TEDx Frensham (Surrey) 2022

    United Kingdom

    Alexia Quin presented at the TEDx event in Frensham, Surrey to discuss how the work of Music as Therapy International relates to the topic ‘Human Together: Celebrating our Kaleidoscope’ and the diversity of humanity.

    • Sustainability
    • 2022

    Motivation Programme 2022

    United Kingdom

    Our umbrella of support activities for our UK Partners, comprising CPD events, a monthly newsletter, activity guides and the musical instrument fund.

    • Adults
    • Children
    • Dementia
    • Disability
    • Elderly
    • Mental health
    • Unpaid carers
    • Young people
    • Sustainability
    • 2021

    Follow-up Visit: The Children’s Trust (Tadworth) 2021

    United Kingdom

    We returned to The Children’s Trust (Tadworth, Surrey), to support staff with their ongoing use of music following the introductory training project delivered earlier in the year. Sharing successes, developing practice and troubleshooting.

    • Young people
    • Disability
    • Children
    • Introductory training
    • 2021

    On-site skill-sharing: Caol Primary School (Fort William) 2021

    United Kingdom

    A 6-week field project with Caol Primary School, to benefit primary age children in mainstream education whose mental health/ASN needs have been impacted by the Covid-19 Lockdown.

    • Children
    • Disability
    • Sustainability
    • 2021

    Motivation programme 2021

    United Kingdom

    Our umbrella of support activities for our UK Partners, comprising CPD events, a monthly newsletter, activity guides and the musical instrument fund.

    • Adults
    • Children
    • Dementia
    • Disability
    • Elderly
    • Mental health
    • Young people
    • Unpaid carers
    • Introductory training
    • 2021

    On-site skill-sharing: The Children’s Trust (Tadworth) 2021

    United Kingdom

    A 6-week field project with The Children’s Trust School, whose students have profound and multiple learning disabilities and complex health needs.

    • Children
    • Young people
    • Disability
    • Introductory training
    • 2021

    Structured training: Interactive Music-Making (London) 2021

    United Kingdom

    Delivery of our Interactive Music-Making structured training for early years practitioners in London. Hosted by Morden Mount Primary School and delivered in partnership with Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust.

    • Children
    • Disability
    • Introductory training
    • 2021

    Online skill-sharing: Carers Trust (UK-wide) 2021

    United Kingdom

    A collaborative, online skill-sharing project with Carers Trust, a national charity that supports unpaid family carers.

    • Adults
    • Dementia
    • Disability
    • Elderly
    • Children
    • Mental health
    • Young people
    • Unpaid carers