These workshops for young people with special needs and their siblings promote shared abilities and co-operation through creative music making.
Run by registered music therapists, small group sessions are tailored to suit individual needs.
Participants will have the opportunity to:
• Create music together
• Use music technology (including The Special Access Kit™)
• Record their own music and voices
• Create their own CD
Siblings in Sync is held at Arts Centre Melbourne's
Digital Learning Hub which is a fun and supportive space for kids to create and learn.
Siblings in Sync is an award winning program having recently won the Victorian Government Arts Portfolio Leadership Award in 2011 for Leadership in Disability Access. The Arts Portfolio Awards recognise outstanding achievement amongst Victoria’s arts institutions and agencies including Arts Centre Melbourne, NGV, the State Library of Victoria, ACMI, Museum Victoria and more.
Music Therapy is the planned and creative use of music to attain and maintain health and wellbeing. It may address physical, psychological, emotional, cognitive and social needs of individuals within a therapeutic relationship. Music Therapy is a registered allied health profession.
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