31 March 2025

Music Therapy in Georgia Today: The Role of International Collaboration – Updated E-Posters

Georgia

We are excited to announce the final installment in our updated ePoster series: Music Therapy in Georgia Today – The Role of International Collaboration. This resource celebrates the use of music in care across Georgia, 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.

Caregivers
Children
Disability
Activities
Awareness
Inspiration

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Building on the 2023 World Congress ePoster series, this resource continues our strategic aim to inspire care providers worldwide to explore the ways music can strengthen the care they provide. Please enjoy this refreshed series, as we continue to champion the use of music in care practices globally.

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- Introductory training
- 2024
Distance learning programme: Georgia 2024
Georgia
Our second delivery of the Distance Learning model in Georgia in collaboration with Georgian Music Therapist, Tamar (Tako) Jordania. The course comprises a series of 8 monthly tutorials and written assignments, participation in an Intensive Study Weekend and a supervised Practical Assignment.
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- Disability
- Children
- Young people
- Introductory training
- 2023
Distance learning programme: Georgia 2023
Georgia
Our first delivery of the Distance Learning model in Georgia in collaboration with Georgian Music Therapist, Tamar (Tako) Jordania. The course comprises a series of 8 monthly tutorials and written assignments, participation in an Intensive Study Weekend and a supervised Practical Assignment.
- Read news
- Disability
- Children
- Young people
- Inspiration
- 2023
Conference Participation: World Congress of Music Therapy (Canada) 2023
Other International
Instead of attending the World Congress of Music Therapy in person as we have done before, in 2023 we have four electronic Posters appearing at the congress. Three of the ePosters are focused on the use of music in some of the countries where we are active and are co-created with Partners from Georgia, India and Rwanda, and some of our Advisory Panel members. The fourth ePoster is focused on our international Partner survey report published in 2021.
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- Caregivers

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Music Therapy in Georgia Today: The Role of International Collaboration – Updated E-Posters

Related projects

Distance learning programme: Georgia 2024

Distance learning programme: Georgia 2023

Conference Participation: World Congress of Music Therapy (Canada) 2023