News, Research & Social

Our download outlines strategies, research projects and evidence from Western Sydney Uni to support healthy ageing and dementia care.

Sometimes, doing the smallest thing can feel overwhelming. Sometimes, getting past that first small thing to the last thing you need to...

Music Therapy... how does it work? what can I expect? what happens in a music therapy session? Questions we're often asked when people...

Reflecting on yourself, your strengths, or moments where you've overcome life challenges can be really affirming. But did you know that...

Electronic music therapy for children with disability We are partnering with EMC to present music therapy workshops at the Powerhouse...

Anita, our Director, and Registered Music Therapist was recently interviewed about music therapy and how it all works. Thanks to the...

Ever wondered what was going on in the brain of John Coltrane when he played the famous solo on his album Giant Steps? Researchers at the...

Northern Beaches Council are keen to hear from the community and particularly people with disabilities about living on the beaches . They...

A survey of your thoughts on how you'd best like your music therapy program delivered, news of our new suite of group programs called...

PULSE is our newly designed, suite of group programs. PULSE is designed to support enhancements in communication, emotional awareness,...

Are you aged 60-85 years? Would you like to learn how to play the piano keyboard? We are running a free weekly program of music learning...

Did you know, that people diagnosed with younger onset dementia are eligible to apply for NDIS funding? Approximately 27,000 people are...

There's just 4 weeks to comment on this, and much to read, but we encourage everyone to take a look and 'have your say!' on the newly...

Newly published research has just been released detailing creative arts activities that Australians have been engaging with during...

Disability, inclusion, diversity... we cover this and more in our August newsletter. Just click the image to take a look. We welcome...