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Music Therapy Week – Downloads

Music Therapy Week – Downloads

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Help raise awareness of music therapy and its benefits this Music Therapy Week by downloading and sharing our:

At the bottom of the page you’ll also find ideas on how to get involved in Music Therapy Week and raise awareness of music therapy with your school, community or organisation.

Social media posts

Image: A pencil drawing outline of two heads on a purple background. There is text underneath which reads: Anyone, regardless of the obstacles they face, can take part in music therapy.
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Image: A pencil drawing outline of a head on a purple background. There is text underneath which reads: From autism to dementia, and from brain injury to grief, music therapy can help people with a huge range of life circumstances and challenges.
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Image: The header 'How music therapy helps' is in the centre of the image with other statements in smaller font around it. The background is purple. Top left, there is a pencil drawing outline of a microphone above the text 'It builds confidence, allowing people to express themselves and unlock their potential'. Top right, there is a pencil drawing outline of two heads above the text 'It connects people, creating communities that combat isolation'. Bottom left, there is a pencil drawing outline of a piano keyboard above the text 'It can help with coordination, mobility and fine motor skills'. Bottom right, there is a pencil drawing outline of a heart above the text 'It preserves our memories and develops our identity'.
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Image: The text 'Music is a force for good' on a purple background.
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Image: The text 'Music is in our DNA' on a purple background.
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Image: A pencil drawing outline of a heart on a purple background. There is text underneath which reads: Music has been shown to lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol, as well as decreasing your heart rate and blood pressure.
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Image: A pencil drawing outline of a pair of headphones on a purple background. There is text underneath which reads: Listening to your favourite music releases the neurotransmitter dopamine, otherwise known as the 'happy hormone'.
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Image: A pencil drawing outline of a three musical notes on a purple background. There is text underneath which reads: Nordoff and Robbins improved quality of life for 91% of their clients last year through music therapy. There is a footnote to the statistic which reads: 39 partner organisations surveyed in 2024. 30% of responses were made by clients themselves. 70% were people who know the clients.
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Facebook profile cover image on a purple background. The text reads: Music Therapy Week. 10 to 15 April.
Download Music Therapy Week Facebook profile cover image in purple
LinkedIn profile banner image on a purple background. The text reads: Music Therapy Week. 10 to 15 April.
Download Music Therapy Week LinkedIn profile banner image in purple
Twitter profile header image on a purple background. The text reads: Music Therapy Week. 10 to 15 April.
Download Music Therapy Week Twitter profile header image in purple

Posters

Nordoff and Robbins Music Therapy Week poster. The Nordoff and Robbins logo is in peach against a purple background. There is large text underneath which reads: Celebrate the life-changing power of music this Music Therapy Week. There is smaller text underneath which reads: It's time to raise our voices and shine a light on the amazing impact of music therapy. Find out more about Nordoff and Robbins and how you can get involved in Music Therapy Week: 10-15 April. There is a QR code in the bottom right hand corner in peach.
Download poster one (PDF)
Nordoff and Robbins Music Therapy Week poster. The words 'Music Therapy Week. 10-15 April' are in large font. There is an image behind the text of a man in a wheelchair, smiling, and singing with his hand in the air like he is conducting. There is large text underneath which reads: Celebrate the life-changing power of music this Music Therapy Week. There is smaller text underneath which reads: It's time to raise our voices and shine a light on the amazing impact of music therapy. Find out more about Nordoff and Robbins and how you can get involved in Music Therapy Week: 10-15 April. There is a QR code in the bottom right hand corner in peach.
Download poster two (PDF)
Nordoff and Robbins Music Therapy Week poster. The words 'Music Therapy Week. 10-15 April' are in large font. There is an image behind the text of a young person playing the drum and smiling. There is large text underneath which reads: Celebrate the life-changing power of music this Music Therapy Week. There is smaller text underneath which reads: It's time to raise our voices and shine a light on the amazing impact of music therapy. Find out more about Nordoff and Robbins and how you can get involved in Music Therapy Week: 10-15 April. There is a QR code in the bottom right hand corner in peach.
Download poster three (PDF)
Nordoff and Robbins Music Therapy Week poster. The words 'Music Therapy Week. 10-15 April' are in large font. There is an image behind the text of a young person in a wheelchair, smiling. There is a young man wearing a yellow jacket and a black cap playing the keyboard and singing. There is large text underneath which reads: Celebrate the life-changing power of music this Music Therapy Week. There is smaller text underneath which reads: It's time to raise our voices and shine a light on the amazing impact of music therapy. Find out more about Nordoff and Robbins and how you can get involved in Music Therapy Week: 10-15 April. There is a QR code in the bottom right hand corner in peach.
Download poster four (PDF)

Quiz

Download our music-themed quiz. Play at work or at home and battle it out to see who’s a real rockstar.

Front page of Music Therapy Week quiz.
Download quiz (PDF)

Bunting

We’ve got some bunting for you to print and stick up around your workplace too!

Image shows our bunting in purple and peach. There are different designs on each of the triangles. The first triangle is in purple. There is text that reads: Nordoff & Robbins Music Therapy Week. 10-15 April. There is a pencil drawing outline of three musical notes in peach underneath. The second triangle is purple. There is a Nordoff and Robbins logo in peach above the text: Nordoff & Robbins Music Therapy Week. The third triangle is peach. There text at the top which reads: Nordoff & Robbins. Music Therapy Week. 10-15 April. There is a pencil drawing outline of a heart in purple underneath. The fourth triangle is peach. There is a Nordoff and Robbins logo in purple above the text: Nordoff & Robbins Music Therapy Week.
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Get involved

Use the resources above to help raise awareness of music therapy this Music Therapy Week! We’ve got lots of ideas for activities you can do at school, with a community group (such as a choir, or guitar group), as well as with your work colleagues. Click on the links below and get involved.

A young woman with long brown hair is playing a keyboard and smiling. In front of her is a school pupil wearing a blue hoodie, playing a pink guitar and singing into a microphone. They look like they are having a lot of fun playing music together.

Schools

Inspire the next generation! Introduce students to the power of music therapy and get involved today.

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A lady with shoulder length brown hair wearing a bright flowery top. She is holding a percussion instrument that looks like a bell in her right hand, and she's smiling whilst she's playing it.

Community

Bring people together! Whether you’re hosting an event or spreading the word, find everything you need to support Music Therapy Week in your community.

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A young woman with her hair in a ponytail is leading a group of people who are sat in a semi-circle in front of her. They are playing drums and tambourines. They look happy and are enjoying playing music together.

Organisations

Make a lasting impact! Discover ways your organisation can contribute.

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