Fall Music Therapy Offerings
We invite you to explore our music therapy offerings for Fall 2025 below:
Music Mondays
A weekly music therapy virtual group session where families can come together to share in the power of music.
Music Mondays is an ongoing virtual Music Therapy group that brings together families, friends, and music lovers from across BC and the Yukon. Every Monday, we gather to share the songs that inspire us, sing along to familiar tunes, and connect through the power of music. Whether you bring an instrument or simply your voice, this welcoming space is all about celebrating music and making joyful memories together. You can count on Music Monday to keep the harmony going throughout the year!
**Participants will receive email notifications about any group cancellations**
Day: Monday
Time: 10–10:45 a.m.
Location: Zoom
Age Group: All family members welcome
Tiny Tunes, Tender Times
We are excited to introduce a special 6-week Music Therapy Group designed for babies and young children (ages 0-5) and their parents and caregivers.
Join us every Wednesday at 9:00am on Zoom to connect, play, and find comfort in the healing power of music. These sessions create a safe and joyful space where families can bond through singing, movement, rhythm, and simple instruments. Music helps support emotional connection and sensory exploration, all while making beautiful memories together. Whether you’re tapping along to a beat, sharing a lullaby, or simply enjoying the sounds, this group invites families to participate in ways that feel meaningful for them. Come as you are and enjoy a fun, uplifting time with your child(ren), while building a sense of community alongside other Canuck Place families.
Dates: Wednesday’s (Oct 8th, Oct 15th, Oct 22nd, Oct 29th, Nov 5th, Nov 12th)
Time: 9-9:45 a.m.
Location: Zoom
Jack-o-Lantern Jamboree
Get ready for a spooktacular time at the Jack-o-Lantern Jamboree!
Join us for a special Halloween music therapy group on Zoom, where we’ll celebrate the season in the most uplifting way—through song! Don your favorite costume, bring your festive spirit, and connect with others as we sing some delightfully fun Halloween tunes together. Whether you’re looking for a joyful way to embrace the holiday or simply want to share a moment of musical connection, this virtual gathering promises to be full of treats (and maybe a few friendly tricks). Let’s make this Halloween one to remember!
Date: October 31
Time: 3 p.m.
Location: Zoom
Teen Beat Collective
We are thrilled to launch a new 6-week music therapy group for teens at Canuck Place.
This supportive space is designed specifically for teens who may be struggling with feelings of isolation, navigating the grief of their illness, or feeling different from their peers. Through the power of music, this group offers a safe and uplifting environment to foster connection, encourage self-expression, and build community. Whether through songwriting, listening, or simply sharing experiences, participants will have the opportunity to explore their emotions in a way that feels comfortable and meaningful to them. Throughout the six weeks, we will explore themes such as: Finding your voice, navigating emotions, overcoming feelings of isolation, music as a safe space, telling your story through song, reflection, and celebration. We invite your teens to join this unique group to find support, friendship, and creative expression through music.
** This group is best suited for teens who feel comfortable expressing themselves verbally and through music, whether through songwriting, discussion, or sharing their experiences with others. Spaces are limited—reach out today to see if this group is the right fit for your teen!**
Dates: Monday’s (Nov 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, Dec 1st, Dec 8th)
Time: 3:30-4:15 p.m.
Location: Zoom
Complete the form below to express interest in any of our music therapy offerings:
Family Engagement at CPCH
Children and family are at the centre of the care provided at CPCH. We respond to the voices of our patients and families, and collaborate on improving care by working directly with families. Partnering with families and acknowledging their living and lived experiences are vital and valuable components to improving our program services. The vision for the framework is to ensure consistent, safe, and respectful engagement with children, youth, and families at CPCH, to fully represent the diverse perspectives and promote continual improvement of pediatric palliative care and services.