Education event: Subiaco Seniors Space - using music to improve your wellbeing

Written By Hayley Antipas

Join our Managing Director, Hayley Antipas and the City of Subiaco community tomorrow (Thursday 22nd April) as they talk about the industry leading music & wellbeing program hayley developed and lead in residential aged care.

Hayley will share:
*Insights on why music is so important when it comes to health and wellbeing;
*her top tips to intentionally use music to improve your own health and wellbeing; and
*case stories to help you understand how Registered Music Therapists can support you.

PLUS of course there will be something fun so participants can experience first hand the power of intentional music making.

See you 10am - 11am, at the Tom Dadour Community Centre, Subiaco.

Places are limited so register here: https://lnkd.in/ghn3mYH

Something about booking an interactive education session for your community - link to education page.

Hayley Antipas https://www.attunedhealth.com.au
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