Facilitated by Hayley Francis Cann, BMT, NMT-F, MScAH, MTA
Continuing Education Certificate (1 hour)
It can be difficult to identify microaggressions and the use of appropriative language when subtly rooted in implicit bias and systemic colloquialism. What steps can we take to be more aware of the history behind certain terms, phrases, and language? How can we identify the difference between offensive language and respectful dialogue? In this workshop, we will explore these questions and many others in our journey to establish respectful therapy practices.

Facilitated by Joel Kroeker, DA Psych
Continuing Education Certificate (3 hours)
This is a recorded webinar that will be released on February 13, 2022. Participants will explore the six principles of archetypal music psychotherapy, increase knowledge about how to create musical processes that align with psychoanalytic aims and goals, and learn how to explore the psyche through psychotherapeutic musical processes. Register now for early bird pricing (expires Jan 31, 2022).

Facilitated by Aimee, Berends, MMT, BMus, MTA
(1 Hour Webinar)
Music improvisation is a skill we can continually develop. This workshop will facilitate opportunities to further develop improvisation skills as well as structured learning about improvising approaches and techniques, Get ready to practise on your principle instrument, or an instrument you would like to further develop.

Continuing Education Certificate (1hr)
This is a one-hour workshop with Joel Kroeker, DAPsych and author of the book “Jungian Music Psychotherapy: When Psyche Sings”. Join us as the author offers a rare experiential glimpse into the clarifying process of Jungian psychoanalysis through the lens of musical expression. 

Facilitated by Hailey Davis
Continuing Education Certificate (1hr)
This webinar is a crash course in disability theory, ableism, and the use of language preferred by the disabled community. It explores what it means to be disabled through the lens of music therapy, and starts you on the path to anti-ableism.

Facilitated by Aaron Lightstone, RP, NMT, MTA
Continuing Education Certificate (3hrs)
Learn to play with compelling rhythms and expressive dynamics, create meaningful strum accompaniments, and to inject a deeper sense of groove into your playing. Additionally, this webinar provides an introduction to how, why, and when to use electric guitar and related technology such as looping pedals into your music therapy sessions. Su...

Facilitated by Erin Clark, RP, MTA
(3 Hours)
This asynchronous webinar aims to provide participants with the skills and tools to increase their work within a mental health perspective. 

Facilitated by Jennifer Buchanan, MBA, MTA
(2 Hours)
This three-part webinar encourages us to focus a little less on the bottom line and more on the top line – your impact and purpose.  Drawing on almost 30 years of experience owning and operating an award-winning private healthcare company, one that grew from a single client to thousands, this presentation shares proven ways on how to grow your practice or b...

Originally published by Demystifying Medicine McMaster University. An Interview with Rachael Finnerty, Founder of the Music Therapy Academy. This interview discusses topics including music therapy for Dementia treatment, what a typical music therapy session with a patient looks like, and comparisons between music therapy and biomedical methods. 

Facilitated by Daniel Allen MA, MTA
Continuing Education Certificate (3hrs)
This webinar seeks to enhance your guitar skills in clinical settings.  The guitar is an instrument that is popular around the world and is a desired instrument for both therapists and clients.  Expand upon traditional guitar techniques and learn alternative methods to help successfully use the guitar with clients.   Throughout the three learning modules, accredited music thera...