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Nice initiative from the SDC-CDN - projection on the wall of "our" building; the Institute is located just "above the clouds", in the penthouse.

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On behalf of the Institute's entire team. the Board of Directors wishes you Happy Holidays! 2025 was a year rich in projects and collaborations, and we look forward to continuing this momentum in 2026.

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The Institute is proud to be actively involved and visible in its neighbourhood.
A look back in images at the opening of the 5th edition of the Portraits of Merchants & Professionals of Côte-des-Neiges exhibition by the SDC Côte-des-Neiges.

Thank you for this wonderful initiative highlighting the neighbourhood’s human and professional richness.

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The Bonny Method in Music and Guided Imagery (GIM), Level I training, will be offered at the National Music Therapy Institute, by Eastern Canada GIM. This intensive 5-day training is intended for professionals working in music therapy, music, counselling, creative arts therapies, and related health care professions. It will be conducted in English, from May 2 to 6, 2026 (Saturday-Wednesday). 

Space is limited, and a deposit is required by January 15, 2026, to guarantee your participation. Consult our Events & Workshops website page for more details.  To register, contact Guylaine Vaillancourt and send her an email at  vaillancourtguylaine@gmail.com

The Institute looks forward to welcoming participants to this GIM training.

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“J’ai souvenir encore” — a sensitive and deeply human documentary that highlights the very real impact of music for people living with Alzheimer’s disease. Broadcasted on the television of Radio-Canada on December 2nd, it is now available on the online platform of ici.tou.tv.

Seeing music therapists like Stéphane Supervielle help the profession shine and demonstrate, day after day, the importance of music therapy within our healthcare system is both inspiring and full of hope.

Congratulations to the research teams, healthcare professionals, and everyone who is advancing knowledge and raising awareness about the essential role music therapy, a message at the center of the National Music Therapy Institute's mission!

Watch the publicity clip ou see the whole documentary on tou.tv by clicking here. 

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The Institute is proud to offer a percussion workshop for music therapists, in collaboration with Baratanga, Sunday January 18, 2026, 13:00-16:00. Led by Louis-Daniel Joly, this training provides a unique opportunity to integrate or deepen the use of percussion instruments in clinical settings with diverse client populations. Limited places are available: don’t wait to register for this bilingual workshop, offering continuing education credits.  

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Click here to register and purchase your ticket.
We look forward to welcoming you to our space!

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