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  • #100 – 2245 West Broadway,
    Vancouver, B.C. V6K 2E4

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  • info@musicheals.ca

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  • #846495489 RR 0001

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🎼Raising awareness of the healing powers of music.
🎼Fundraising for Music Therapy services in Canada.

Music therapy is more than music - it is a clinica Music therapy is more than music - it is a clinically informed, evidence-based practice facilitated by certified professionals. For many individuals, it can provide emotional regulation, self-expression, connection, and hope in ways traditional approaches may not fully reach.⁠
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Music Heals is a charitable organization dedicated to increasing access to music therapy for Canadians facing physical, emotional, cognitive, and social challenges. By supporting accredited music therapy programs and initiatives, Music Heals helps bring the therapeutic power of music into a diverse range of healthcare settings, community organizations, and beyond.⁠
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Through fundraising, community and business partnerships, education, and advocacy, Music Heals supports programs that use music therapy to improve well-being, support development, foster connections, and create meaningful pathways towards mental and physical healing.⁠
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#musicheals #musictherapy #mentalhealthawareness #communitycare #nonprofit
Recovery isn’t a journey anyone should have to fac Recovery isn’t a journey anyone should have to face alone.⁠
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The Documentary, Beat by Beat: A Pathway to Recovery shares the story of how music therapy can help people reconnect with themselves during addiction recovery. Through songwriting, shared experiences, and the guidance of music therapist Rebecca Barr, residents at Charlford House discover new ways to process emotions, build confidence, and take meaningful steps toward healing—one song at a time.⁠
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Documentary Filmed by BCIT Journalism Students.⁠
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Watch the full video through the link in our stories. 💛⁠
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#musicheals #musictherapy #addictionrecovery #mentalhealthawareness #healingthroughmusic⁠
This month, we’re featuring Music Therapy Programs This month, we’re featuring Music Therapy Programs for Mental Health & Addiction Recovery that we’re supporting in 2026. ⁠
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Music isn’t just something we hear—it’s one of the few experiences that can simultaneously engage the heart, mind, body, and memory.⁠
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#musicheals #musictherapy #mentalhealthawareness #addictionrecovery #communitycare⁠
We often treat music as background noise—but what We often treat music as background noise—but what happens when we truly listen?⁠
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According to music therapist Raymond Leone, purposeful listening allows us to connect more deeply with our emotions, memories, and physical responses. Music can help validate feelings, create moments of release, and even support healing by engaging both the mind and body. 🎵⁠
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The next time a song catches your attention, try giving it your full focus. You might discover something you needed to hear.⁠
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💬 What’s a song that has helped you through a difficult time?⁠
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Source: Raymond Leone, “How Purposeful Listening Can Lead to Emotional Healing,” Psychology Today (May 27, 2026).⁠
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Address: #100 – 2245 West Broadway, Vancouver, B.C. V6K 2E4

Email: info@musicheals.ca

Registered Charity #846495489 RR 0001

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