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Helping people harness the power of group singing to promote wellbeing and communication 🎶 http://linktr.ee/singwellproject
Music meets medicine at @UHN. Read about the @SingWellProject's healing initiative, led by @TorontoMet prof. Frank Russo (@thinkauditory), featuring a performance by @thebeaches for patients in this @globeandmail article: tinyurl.com/3y6sufh8
A great look at the growing impact of singing programs in Canadian healthcare. #socialprescribing #musicasmedicine
Healing harmonies: How the transformative power of singing is reshaping health care in Canada theglobeandmail.com/life/health-an…
New paper out Today in Scientific Reports 🥳: In a study of people with Parkinson’s disease, both yoga and choir improved mood and reduced stress. But only group singing led to stronger feelings of social closeness and a surge in oxytocin nature.com/articles/s4159… @SingWellProject
Member publication alert! Check out this article on SingWell's multisite study on group singing and audiobook interventions! @SingWellProject #singing #research #musicandhealth
Alerte publication des membres ! Consultez cet article sur l'étude multicentrique de SingWell sur le chant en groupe et les interventions par livres audio ! @SingWellProject #musiqueetsanté
For our followers in the UK: "Secrets of the Superagers" is now airing on @Channel4, and we're thrilled to share that SingWell Scientific Director Dr. Frank Russo is featured in the series! Mark your calendars: the July 28th episode "Senses" includes Dr. Russo's segment 🗣️🎶🦻

"Music has a way of bringing us closer, breaking down barriers, and reminding us that we all have a voice worth hearing." Some powerful words from SingAble choir member Julia on how group singing can foster inclusion & belonging, now on the SingWell blog: singwell.ca/we-hear-each-o…

Feeling lonely, disconnected, or unsupported? You’re not alone—and you don’t have to face it alone. 1 in 6 people on this planet feels lonely. Read WHO’s new report to learn why social connection is important: bit.ly/3Gpw1zN
This is an excellent documentary for anyone interested in learning more about why we sing — from the evolutionary origins of group singing to how singing can help dementia patients recover memory and more. Worth a watch! usinternationalawards.com/singlewinner/3…
"Nobody says you shouldn't jog if you are not good at it." Love this quote by @danlevitin in this article on what music can do for wellbeing, and how using your voice amplifies these holistic benefits — whether you think of yourself as a singer or not. washingtonpost.com/wellness/2025/…
Okay, this is one not to miss! This Saturday, join students of @regentparkmusic at @Luminato for an immersive performance/musical playground where "You're all in the band," bringing to life music by @HawksleyWorkman💫 This is sure to be magic. Details: luminatofestival.com/youre-all-in-t…
Grateful for the opportunity to lead #Alliance2025 participants in song yesterday and offer a look at the science behind what happens when we sing together — including the role group singing can play in #socialprescribing 🎶 Thanks for having us @AllianceON!


Every community’s #socialprescribing journey is different—but you don’t have to start from scratch. In this webinar, we’ll hear from leaders and implementers across Canada who are bridging the gap between health care and social services to support holistic, integrated care.…
Research is officially underway for our multi-site study exploring how group singing can improve communication & connection for people with post-stroke #aphasia! Check out this article feat. the @umontreal research team for more on what we're learning: nouvelles.umontreal.ca/en/article/202…