Our singing groups & choirs are a powerful tool for promoting mental health & wellbeing.

Singing has been shown to be particularly beneficial for individuals with mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, or PTSD - providing a sense of empowerment & self-confidence and allowing individuals to express themselves in a safe and supportive environment.

Learning an instrument, although beneficial, can sometimes feel daunting to an individual. Our instrumental group sessions are offered to people of all ages & levels and encourages them to learn in a collaborative environment whilst fostering their love of music.

As participants work together to create music and perform in front of others, they can develop a sense of accomplishment and pride in their abilities. This can help them feel more self-assured and confident, not only in their musical abilities but also in other areas of their lives.

Our sessions are a powerful tool for promoting childhood development, language and processing skills. These groups are offered to children with sensory processing issues or developmental disorders such as autism.

Our groups involve singing, playing instruments, and engaging in musical activities that encourage exploration & creativity. The stimulation provided by music can help these children learn to process information more effectively, reducing feelings of overwhelm and anxiety.

Music has been found to have numerous benefits for individuals living with dementia including; improved mood, increased social interaction, enhanced cognitive function & reduced stress/anxiety.

At Mission to Music, we are committed to providing high-quality, evidence-based therapeutic music services to individuals with dementia and their families. Our music therapists are trained to work with individuals at all stages of the disease and can tailor sessions to meet the unique needs and goals of each person we serve.

These workshops typically involve trained instructors working with a group of individuals, teaching them how to play different instruments and perform as a band. This is an excellent way to build teamwork and communication skills, as well as foster a sense of camaraderie and belonging.

Whether learning for personal enjoyment or pursuing a career in music, participants can develop valuable skills and experiences that can enrich their lives.