Events

New short-term training programme (online) New Dates Saturday 21 to Sunday 22 January, 2023 & Saturday 4 to Sunday 5 February, 2023

1pm to 2pm Webinar

This training will give therapists an overview of the different ways we measure outcomes and progress of clients in Music Therapy, for both individuals and groups.

09:30 – 15:00, 8th February 2023 Venue: The Gateway Cinema Labels Ross-on-Wye HR9 7US

The Outcome Stars are a family of over 30 evidence-based tools for measuring and supporting change. This online training focuses on the Music Therapy star, designed specifically for children and adults receiving individual or group music therapy.

We are delighted to announce the first ever BAMT Virtual Jobs Fair on the 18th February 2023. The job fair is open to all qualified and trainee Music Therapists. Entry is free for BAMT Members, with a small fee for non-members.

An up-to-date look at autism and ADHD, presented by neurodivergent Music Therapists at Chiltern Music Therapy sharing their lived experience and breaking down myths and stereotypes.

This certified ‘Safeguarding Adults - Level 3’ evening training is suitable for those wishing to undertake the course for the first time, or as a refresher.

Join us at this in-person workshop in Chesham to find out more about Music Therapy as a career. It's suitable for anyone interested in finding out more about the music therapy profession, including musicians and students on music courses.

Whether you are new to GarageBand on an Apple iPad or looking to deepen your existing skills, this training will offer you an interactive exploration of GarageBand in order to expand and develop your use of the app.

ONLINE

This training provides a comprehensive summary of the gender spectrum and a more in-depth look at how cisgender therapists can work sensitively with gender-non-conforming, transgender, and non-binary clients. It will give an overview of some of the reasons why gender-non-conforming people may want to access arts therapies and give participants the opportunity to explore scenarios of clinical work with this population.

May 12 (evening), May 13 & 14, 20 & 21 Level 1 GIM training (online): CERTIFICATE IN SUPPORTIVE MUSIC AND IMAGERY (SMI) Supportive Music and Imagery (SMI) is used to help clients with a wide range of mental health issues develop and deepen the connection to their inner resources and become more resilient. The training will cover all aspects of the delivery of SMI through didactic and experiential learning, followed by a period of supervised client work before qualifying.

Kettering Road, Northampton (NN1 4AZ).