A morning well spent in conversation with Graeme Sacks about his journey to music therapy and experiences working with a diverse group of children and young adults. Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/00U6Gr…

A conversation covering my personal thoughts and ways of practicing music therapy. #MusicTherapy #musicking #MusicTherapist #mentalHealth

My personal journey to music therapy. sanata.org/magazine/beyon… #MusicTherapy #MusicTherpist #Musicking #cancer #HodgkinsLymphoma

Music is life.

Have you caught up on our latest episode with Graeme Sacks? We explore the benefits of music therapy, his cancer journey and the work he’s doing with the youth plus share tips on how you can use music when in distress. Watch here youtu.be/5auOwqF_Hfw?si…

Join me tomorrow for a mental wellness walkabout focusing on Ecosystems for health #brainhealth #mentalhealth #culturalcapital #mentalwellness

So pleased to have been a part of this wonderful album mg.co.za/friday/2024-02…

Sing.

Blossom Dearie 🌸 Ripping up paper bags is hard work. (Tamaryn she's as nutty as ever 🤣)

ICYMI #musictherapyconversations episode 85 with Yésica or Nosica @lamigdalia.bsky.social is out now. Download, like, subscribe, review, pass it on. Thanks! ##musictherapy

Wonderful insights from Yésica or Nosica @lamigdalia.bsky.social and Luke Annesley on the latest BAMT podcast. One of my favourites so far! #musictherapy #neurodiversity open.spotify.com/episode/7et9Td…

My new book "I Heard There Was A Secret Chord" is available on pre-order now. A follow-up to #ThisIsYourBrainOnMusic, it spotlights the scientific evidence for music therapy. US: wwnorton.com/books/i-heard-… Canada: penguinrandomhouse.ca/books/714718/i… #newbookalert #musictherapy #wellness

Here’s part 2 of my chat with the great Peter Bernstein. Peter talks about time and feel, sharing wisdom that was passed to him from Tootie Heath, about the interaction inn the trio, and playing with Melvin Rhyne. We then play 'How Deep is the Ocean.' youtu.be/s-nyoMpk8Ns

#musictherapyconversations ep 86 is out. Holly Shirra talks about a community improvisation project which emerged from lockdown. We discuss therapeutic boundaries, creative processes, and people’s need to express themselves and connect with others. jazztoad.libsyn.com

It shouldn’t surprise us that music can help people to feel calmer, reduce experiences of pain, connect to memories etc. because we all have all had these experiences. Otherwise, why would we bother with it? (There are many other reasons too admittedly) 🧵

SA’s Award winning guitarist and music therapist Graeme Sacks is our guest on #JazzAndBeyond this Sunday on 702 and CapeTalk on 567AM “Come for the Jazz and stay for the good times” …..and find out if jazz music therapy is just what you need 🎵😍