By: Daryl Armstrong Past: The roots that I have grown in the time that I was born until now. Present: Leafs of a tree are like the socializing…
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By: Alecia Purkiss Having an intervenor is very important when I have a doctor’s appointment. The intervenor helps me by giving me information about what the doctor is saying. Sometimes…
Many of our individuals are putting their green thumbs to the test by growing an assortment of vegetables this season. Planting day in Paris was May 25. Residents of the…
Running Head: Steps Towards Independence Steps Towards Independence: A case study about a young deafblind woman and her music therapy journey. Tiana Dick (MTI) Berklee College of Music Abstract: This…
In honour of deafblind awareness month, agencies supporting individuals who are deafblind will be coming together for a global initiative this June. This exciting and creative event will engage members…
By: Heather Marsden, Manager of Specialized Services Like everyone else in March 2020, an historic line was drawn in the sand of our lives. A line that will forever be…
March is Music Therapy Awareness Month and we’re inviting you to learn more about this beneficial, evidence-based health field. Maybe you’ve seen photos and video on our social media (@sensitycanada)…
This song was created by Alecia and MTA(Q) Kyla. Alecia says that this song was inspired by her love for summer and for her family. Alecia worked two weeks on…
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History of Music Therapy in Canada By: Amy Di Nino RP, MA, MTA, ARCT, NMT Neurologic Music Psychotherapist/Musician/Conductor The first findings on music therapy were in the 1800s with two…
