List of activities

A number of our Advisory Panel of Music Therapists came together at the World Congress in Krems (Austria) to give presentations showcasing our work: Lovell, E. & Rowland, C. Distance Learning in Music Therapy when the distance is 1,555 miles!, Quin, A. & Robbie, J. Introducing Music Therapy to New Communities, Anderson, C. & Haire, N. Sharing good practice in Rwanda and beyond: the role of digital media and Quin, A. & Rowland, C. Cross-Cultural skill-sharing as an introductory training model: Successes, Limitations and Considerations.

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We provided consultancy and financial support to an independent music therapist, Tsvia Horesh, enabling her to deliver an Introductory Training to Burmese teachers interested to develop skills to use music to help children with disabilities.

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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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Further Romanian partners worked with us to have their own music training courses evaluated by Music as Therapy International. Once we had approved their training content in dialogue over a number of months, we awarded 2 partner teams “Recommended Trainer” status.

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We provided consultancy and financial support to an independent music therapist, Tsvia Horesh, enabling her to deliver a 10-day Introductory Training course to Burmese teachers interested to develop skills to use music to help children with disabilities in a number of different settings. The training was hosted by the Yangon School for the Blind and the Eden Center for Disabled Children.

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We created a mechanism through which our partners could apply to have their own music training courses evaluated by Music as Therapy International. Once we had approved their training content – typically in dialogue over a number of months – partners were awarded “Recommended Trainer” status.

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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Hosted by our partners at Centrul Scolar pentru Educatie Incluziva Nr.1 (Oradea), this 2-day course was designed to build our Romanian Partners’ confidence to share their music skills with others as Trainers.

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Provision of a series of guest lectures to postgraduates undertaking Romania’s first Masters in Music Therapy at the Universitatea din Transilvania, Brasov.

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Contribution to the 3rd conference convened by our partner Fundatia de Sprijin Comunitar , “Together through Art for People with Disability ” (Brasov). We attended and presented, but also facilitated the attendance of a number of our Romanian Partners from across the country.