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Pulse, March 2012

In this edition of Pulse, Dr Felicity Baker touches base with the key national council members and outlines some initiatives for the future. The AMTA national conference is taking place in Sydney on September 15th and 16th. The theme and … Continue reading →

Music Therapy…

… is an allied health profession practised throughout Australia and in more than 40 countries around the world.

… is the planned and creative use of music to attain and maintain health and well being. People of any age or ability may benefit from a music therapy programme regardless of musical skill or background.

… focuses on meeting therapeutic aims, which distinguishes it from musical entertainment or music education.

… allows an individual’s abilities to be strengthened and new skills to be transferred to other areas of a person’s life.
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Notes 4 Notes

Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Australia has launched a Notes 4 Notes program which was designed to provide music therapy through the sponsorship of an individual, a group or a piece of equipment. Continue reading →

Playing the didgeridoo is good medicine

An innovative program at Thornbury Primary School is out to prove that playing the didgeridoo and singing is good medicine for asthmatic children. Continue reading →

World Down Syndrome Day in Bremer

Music and laughter echoed through the rooms of the Bremer Community Child Care Centre as children celebrated World Down Syndrome Day with a music therapy session last Thursday. Continue reading →

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