Find Your Voice Music Therapy: Kingston, ON, Halifax, NS & Online!

Allyship

Find Your Voice Music Therapy strives for allyship in creating equitable, brave healing spaces through our programs, services, and offerings. We welcome all people and ages, including person(s) with disabilities, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and others who identify with historically marginalized and under-represented communities. Please reference our Equity, Diversity and Inclusion statement for how our team chooses to think, act and be in community.

If you are in crisis, please call the Mental Health Mobile Crisis Line at 902-429-8167 (Nova Scotia) 1-866-797-0000 (Ontario), dial 911 or visit your local ER.

Music Therapy & Counselling

We are a team of accomplished therapists who collaboratively facilitate wellness within inclusive spaces.

We design accessible, unique and meaningful programs for the people we serve taking into account their personal wellness goals and music preferences. With aims to address clinical and therapeutic areas of need such as cognition, emotional, communication physical, social and spiritual areas of health.

Accessibility

We are pleased to offer online music therapy and counselling for individual and groups. As well as mobile onsite services in Katarokwi/ Kingston, Ontario and K’jipuktuk/ Halifax, Nova Scotia areas. Sessions can take place in schools, hospitals, community centres, long term care centres, and private homes.

Find Your Voice Music Therapy also provides presentations, workshops & education sessions in person and online.

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Find Your Voice Music Therapy was founded on lands of Katarokwi /Kingston, Ontario and K’jipuktuk/ Halifax, Nova Scotia, Turtle Island/Canada which is the traditional territory of the Mi’kmaq, Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, and Huron-Wendat peoples and is home to many First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples. We are honoured to live, work and enjoy the lands of these first peoples who’s practices and spiritualities are tied to the land and predate the establishment of the earliest European colonies. To this day our communities reflect their rich Indigenous roots, which are also enriched with the presence of Métis and First Peoples from other Nations across Turtle Island.

To our indigenous team members, clients, and partners. We acknowledge your grief and trauma. We are beside you in acknowledgement of the impact of colonization and the need for systematic racism to end.

We encourage our settler team members, clients, and partners to reflect on colonialism’s enduring legacy and engage in reconciliation meaningfully. We encourage everyone to begin, or continue their journey to allyship.

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action

Various Methods

Some experiences may include; discussion, reminiscence, singing, playing instruments, songwriting, recording music, improvisation, movement / dancing, relaxation, and visual art.

Custom Programs

Programs are created according to the interests and preferences of those involved. We integrate preferred themes, values, beliefs, songs, artists, and genres so the experience is valued and meaningful.

Accessibility

We are committed to providing access to therapy services. Learn more about our Gift of Music Therapy program and the use of your Health Insurance Coverage for services at our K’jipuktuk/ Halifax, NS location.

Clinical & Therapeutic

Verbal and musical interventions are used to assess and treat areas such as cognitive, emotional, physical, social and spiritual health and wellness.

Summary Notes

Individualized summary notes are completed after every session and with consent shared with the individual, POA, family, facility staff, other healthcare professionals etc. to keep the circle of care informed with what’s occurring in the session.

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