I LOVE when holidays roll around - it’s the perfect excuse to switch up music, props, and usual routines with clients. Halloween kicks off a myriad of end-of-the-year holidays, and there are plenty of ways to incorporate into sessions in a not-so-scary way. We share ideas for all ages, hope you enjoy! 🎃

I often hear fall as a well-loved season. Whether it's the fall flavors (your cliche pumpkin spice), the cooler weather, or the leaves changing colors, there's so many ways to incorporate these themes into a music therapy experiences. 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!

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.

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.