Inspired by Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department song “Fresh Out the Slammer,” we have a free songwriting to help discuss the end of the school year, summer feeling. While school by no means has to be negative, sometimes it’s just time for a change of season. Download free from the blog now.

Spring is a special season - a time to see and discuss growth, life after sometimes a grueling winter, and more sunshine (or rain!). There’s ways you can incorporate the change of seasons into your music therapy sessions. You should be able to find something for all ages (even teens!) & be able to address a variety of goals. We hope you enjoy these music resources for the music therapy session or music education classroom!

December is my favorite time of year in music therapy sessions - I love the excitement the holidays bring and the opportunity to bring out sentimental music that is special to the season. I have some tried and true Christmas and holiday music experiences that I bring out each year and am sharing them with you here! You should be able to find something for all ages (even teens!) & be able to address a variety of goals.

Amazon has great deals throughout the year, where music therapists can find new supplies for their sessions or offices. Here are my 2023 recommendations - instruments, session materials, singable books, and office supplies that have been helpful additions to my music therapy practice!

In September, some parts of the world start to see the signs of fall - leaves changing, cooler nights, and all things pumpkin. Find a free download of our songwriting template for “September” by Earth Wind and Fire to celebrate these changes and what to look forward to in October.

Incorporate these free spring coloring pages as creative arts opportunities within music therapy sessions! We also make some spring song suggestions to get you inspired musically. 🎶🌻

Around Thanksgiving is a great time to practice thankfulness and gratitude with clients. In the US, the year is starting to wrap up and people start reflecting on what their past year has held. I’ve adapted “thank u, next” as a songwriting to practice identifying areas in their life they can be grateful for.

Halloween is just around the corner! Celebrate with your clients, discussing costumes, candy, and more with this free songwriting template to the tune of “Bad Guy” by Billie Eilish.