Register Here for the BCTRA Education Day on October 25, 2019
The 2019 BCTRA AGM and Education Session will be held on Friday, October 25th, 2019 at SFU Harbour Centre.
SFU Harbour Centre, 515 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC
...Read MoreWho do you know that needs to be nominated? Deadline for nomination is October 11th, 2019. Please submit your nomination today!
Have you taken a course, attended a workshop, presented at a workshop or written the NCTRC exam in May, June, July or August of 2019? Apply now for a Education Reimbursement. Applicants must not have been awarded a grant in the last previous three years.
...Read MoreWho do you know that needs to be nominated? Deadline for the nomination is October 11th, 2019. Please submit your nomination today!
Who do you know that needs to be nominated? Deadline for the nomination is October 11th, 2019. Please submit your nomination today!
ATTENTION ALL BCTRA MEMBERS! ITS ALMOST ELECTION TIME!
DO YOU WANT TO GET INVOLVED WITH THE BCTRA BOARD OF DIRECTORS?
IS THERE ANOTHER TR PROFESSIONAL YOU FEEL WOULD BE A GOOD FIT?
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Who do you know that needs to be nominated? Deadline for the nomination is October 11th, 2019. Please submit your nomination today!
On September 24th & 25th in Victoria and September 27th & 28th in Surrey…
What is Music Care?
Music Care is an approach to caregiving that allows the healing principles of sound and musical effect inform our caring practices.
It is not a specific practice, but plays an integral role in all aspects of care-giving and care settings. It is complementary to other professional training and scopes of practice.
By committing to learning more about music care, you are committing to a grander vision of holistic, person-centred health care. Sound like something you want to commit to?
CEUs Pending
...Read MoreThe 2019 BCTRA AGM and a half-day Education Session will be held on Friday, October 25, 2019
at SFU Harbour Centre (515 Hastings Street, Vancouver).
...Read MoreThis presentation will begin by greetings, acknowledgements, and story-telling to illustrate experiences and then go on to cover the greatest gifts and tools for supporting preparation of journey to the Spirit world and not be afraid to face death. It was part of our culture to look after our own through life from birth to the time of dying. It has been prayer, song, drumming, special songs and ceremonies through the use of common traditional music instruments and their benefits that support Indigenous people to prepare for their journey.
This webinar is being held in partnership with Room 217 Care Through Music. Room 217
Leisure, Recreation & Play ...Building Blocks of Health & Wellness
