Group music-making can help support mental health by encouraging self expression and creativity, improving social and communication skills and helping people integrate into the community. Studies show that even just listening to familiar or meaningful music fires up many parts of the brain, improving mood and reducing anxiety, with lasting effects!

Whatever your musical skill level, come along to our jamming group, to explore music making in a friendly, low pressure environment. Instruments will be  provided - no musical skill necessary!

Call 01442 780541 to let us know you or someone you know would like to attend or send us an enquiry.

Are you or someone you care for living with Parkinson’s? Our Music Therapy group in Bath uses the power of music and singing to support difficulties with voice and movement caused by Parkinson’s and can help lift your mood.

No musical experience necessary!

Sessions take place on Mondays.

Call 01442 780541 to let us know you or someone you know would like to attend or send us an enquiry.

Overview

Our interactive music-making workshop for children and young people with PMLD is a one-of-a-kind experience that will bring joy, creativity and self-expression to a child's life. Designed by Music Therapists and Speech and Language Therapists, this workshop is tailored to the unique needs of children and young people with PMLD, allowing them to fully participate and benefit from the experience.

Music is a powerful form of communication that can be used to express emotions, build relationships and improve overall wellbeing. Our workshop will allow your child to explore the world of music in a safe and nurturing environment, whilst also promoting social interaction, executive function skills and communication skills.

Whether in a classroom setting or in a larger setting with parents, our workshops are all about stimulating senses, learning through play and having fun!

What to Expect

Our experienced group leader will guide the group through a variety of music-making activities that include:

• Call and response
• Eye tracking
• Multi-sensory object interaction
• Peer interaction
• Non-verbal communication strategies

Parents, carers and teachers are invited to join in and observe children's progress and participation. This one-hour session is a great opportunity to create an enjoyable and meaningful experience.

Cost

Schools - £150 for a 1 hour workshop.

If it is run as an after school/holiday workshop that parents will pay for, the cost is £10 per child instead (minimum 11 participants).

Each child can have an accompanying adult at no additional charge.

Our fun, lively and energetic weekly singing group is for all older adults, including those with age related illnesses such as Alzheimer’s or dementia. The group aims to connect people through music and singing and improve the lives of those socially isolated in the community. No previous musical experience is needed!

Call 01442 780541 to let us know you or someone you know would like to attend or send us an enquiry.

This NHS community group is run by Chiltern Music Therapy and is open to all, with or without musical experience. For people who are currently accessing, or have previously accessed mental health services.

Call 01442 780541 to let us know you or someone you know would like to attend or send us an enquiry.

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Our fortnightly community choir for those with learning disabilities, autism or additional needs is currently running online. The group provides an opportunity for individuals to come together as a group and sing a variety of songs together. The choir aims to connect people through music and song singing, whilst helping build social skills and provide opportunities for social interaction.

Call 01442 780541 to let us know you or someone you know would like to attend or send us an enquiry.

Our fun, lively and energetic weekly singing group is for all older adults, including those with age related illnesses such as Alzheimer’s or dementia. The group aims to connect people through music and singing and improve the lives of those socially isolated in the community. No previous musical experience is needed!

Call 01442 780541 to let us know you or someone you know would like to attend or send us an enquiry

Our fun, lively and energetic weekly singing group is for all older adults, including those with age related illnesses such as Alzheimer’s or dementia. The group aims to connect people through music and singing and improve the lives of those socially isolated in the community. No previous musical experience is needed!

The group starts at 1pm, but you are welcome to join us for a cup of tea from 12.30pm.

Call 01442 780541 to let us know you or someone you know would like to attend or send us an enquiry