List of activities

Our Director, Alexia Quin, was invited to give one of the key note presentations at this year’s British Association for Music Therapy conference, held in Birmingham. Her paper was entitled “Embedding Innovation into the Counterpoint of Music Therapy Practice Today” and was subsequently published in the British Journal of Music Therapy.

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The 3rd delivery of our Interactive Music-Making structured training for early years practitioners in London. Accredited by the University of Greenwich and delivered in partnershp with Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust, the course comprised a series of 12 weekly seminars, a practical assignment and a written assignment. The course was shortlisted for an Advancing Healthcare Award for the second time, in the category “Supporting the Future Workforce”.

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Furthering our ambition to encourage music therapists in the UK to consider the potential for sharing their skills in this country, we convened a one-day event in London.

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The 2nd delivery of our Interactive Music-Making structured training for early years practitioners in London. Accredited by the University of Greenwich and delivered in partnershp with Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust, the course comprised a series of 12 weekly seminars, a practical assignment and a written assignment. The course was shortlisted for an Advancing Healthcare Award, in the category “Achieving Excellence in Training and Development”

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Striving to encourage music therapists in the UK to consider the potential for sharing their skills in this country, we convened a one-day event in London.

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The first delivery of our Interactive Music-Making structured training for early years practitioners in London. Accredited by the University of Greenwich and devised and delivered in partnershp with Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust, the course comprised a series of 12 weekly seminars, a practical assignment and a written assignment.

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Our second CPD Event for UK Music Therapists was delivered in London, designed to promote good practice within international development.

We convened a 2-day CPD Event in London, designed for music therapists interested to share experiences of using music therapy within the context of international development.

Guest lecture to students on the Masters in Music Therapy course at the Nordoff Robbins Centre, with a focus on skill-sharing as a technique for music therapists to extend the reach of their work and responsible international development practice.