One chord at a time: Community ukulele program builds connection for people living with dementia Over 700,000 people currently live with a neurocognitive disorder or dementia in Canada. With 61% of them living in a community setting, there is a growing need for equitable, person-centred…

🎼 Learning music together may help build confidence, connection & improve quality of life of people living with dementia, according to a new study led by VCHRI researcher Dr. Lillian Hung & @sbmeubc.bsky.social student Jason Fu: www.vchri.ca/stories/2026... #MusicTherapyAwarenessMonth #MTA2026

Music does more than boost your mood, it actually influences your brain chemistry. 🎵🧠 This Music Therapy Awareness Month, press play on your favourite songs to support your well‑being!

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In honour of #musictherapyawarenessmonth, our Executive Director Esther Thane wanted to give this shout out to Capilano University Music Therapy program- her Alma Mater 😍. youtu.be/27dlKvh7iIY #capumusictherapy #MTABC #mtabccommunity #musictherapy #capumusictherapy #musicheals #HSABC

Managing performance anxiety Managing performance anxiety Dealing with stage fright? TMU researcher shares tips for young musicians

Stage fright can be debilitating. Early Childhood Studies TMU professor Charlene Ryan provides practical tips for parents and teachers to help young musicians manage performance anxiety and build confidence. Learn more: bit.ly/40wKuzW #MusicTherapyAwarenessMonth @torontomet.bsky.social #research

‘Music heals’: Medical resident plays violin concert for patients at St. Michael’s Hospital qwerqwerqwerqwerqwer

March is #MusicTherapyAwarenessMonth!

Revisit this article where KT Program Scientist Dr. Jenn Watt discusses the benefits of music for older patients.
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