Creative Therapies Tasmania

18/02/2026

In exciting news our Registered Music Therapist Ann Lehmann-Kuit will be facilitating music therapy sessions across the St Marys district. For more information please contact us directly

10/02/2026

2026 is the year to sing!!!

10/02/2026

🙌 Launceston! Burnie! Hobart! 🙌

We are thrilled that our friend Emma Watkins and the Emma Memma crew are coming back to Tasmania. She will be joined by co-performer Elvin Melvin, a Deaf artist and Auslan teacher.

Emma’s show, especially designed for young children, full of joyful and accessible music making is truly incredible and we highly recommend you book a ticket!

Details below 👇

09/02/2026

In exciting news! Exhale Choir is expanding with the formation of Exhale Junior for children prep to year 7! Lead by Alex and the glorious Sarah. Thursdays 3.30-4.30pm in the Lifeway Baptist Church Hall 130 William Street Devonport. We start this Thursday. For more information please email exhalechoir@gmail.com

08/02/2026

It’s a great honour to be asked to present at the 2026 Soroptimist International Devonport International Women's Day event.

Ticket details are below 👇

International Women’s Day 2026

Join us at Devonport Football Club March 5th for an inspiring evening themed Give to Gain, featuring guest speaker Alex Morse — registered music therapist, musician, community advocate, and founder of Exhale Community Choir.

Connect, reflect, and be inspired in a welcoming, inclusive space.
$30 per ticket
Catering provided | Bar available

Our humanatix link for our International Women’s day event is live - https://events.humanitix.com/international-women-s-day-celebration-c8xcwaby

10/01/2026

Can you help us?

Social health matters!!
Feeling connected, seen and part of something meaningful is just as important to our wellbeing as physical and mental health.

Across Tasmania, creative and arts-based programs are quietly doing powerful work, bringing people together through music, art, movement, storytelling and shared experiences. This is arts on prescription in action: low-cost, accessible creative spaces that support connection, purpose and wellbeing for adults of all ages.

At Creative Therapies Tasmania, we’re currently updating our information to help people find low-cost creative and arts programs across Tasmania, especially those that support social connection, inclusion and wellbeing.

We have most of the North West covered, but would love some more help across all of Tasmania.

We know we won’t catch them all without the collective wisdom of our community 💛

If you know of an organisation, group or program that offers creative, community-based activities for adults, please tag them in the comments below so we can add them to our list and help more people find their way in.

If you're in a choir, an orchestra, an art group, a dance group please help us find them and tag below

We'll collate all of our knowledge and reshare

11/12/2025

Our Director Alex RMT has recently completed the Professional Certificate in Understanding Childhood Trauma at the University of South Australia strengthening our work to support families who have experienced trauma.

04/12/2025

Every year, Spotify Wrapped arrives like a tiny time capsule. Its a snapshot of who we were, what we survived, and what held us together over the last 12 months.

It’s easy to laugh at how many times we played that one song, but I think Wrapped tells a deeper story. It shows the rhythms our bodies needed, the patterns our brains relied on, and the comfort we sought in melody, repetition or nostalgia.

For many neurodivergent brains, music isn’t “background noise”, it’s regulation, structure, identity, and connection. The loops, the favourites, the hyperfixation tracks… they say something real about how we move through the world. They reflect the ways we soothe ourselves, energise ourselves, and anchor ourselves when things feel overwhelming.

So if your Wrapped feels chaotic, predictable, emotional, eclectic, or the same five songs on repeat, it isn’t trivial. That’s data about a year you lived through. A year where you kept going. A year where music helped you make sense of things.

Wear it proudly.

Your music says more about your heart and your nervous system than it ever will about your “taste.”

On a side note, we love recieving screen shots of everyone's data.. including this one today. To make it to the top 0.08% of global fas for the Wiggles is an outstanding achievement.

So roughly:

112 minutes of The Wiggles every week
= about 1 hour and 52 minutes of wiggly goodness… weekly.

Honestly? That’s elite-level commitment to fruit salad energy.

Alex - Creative Therapies

03/12/2025

Today we honour the International Day of People with Disability, a day to recognise the diversity, creativity and resilience of people with disability, and to reflect on the work we all do to build communities where everyone can thrive.

At Creative Therapies Tasmania, we see every week how music can lift, support and express what words sometimes can’t. So today we’re sharing a song that feels especially fitting: Andra Day’s Rise Up.

This song has been sung in our therapy rooms, in choirs, in community spaces. It's a quiet anthem for moments when courage is needed, when regulation feels hard, when connection makes all the difference.

As we share Rise Up today, we acknowledge
💙 The strength of people with disability
💙 The supporters, families and workers walking alongside
💙 The music, creativity and community that help us rise

We also acknowledge the systemic barriers many still face, especially during this time of NDIS change and uncertainty. Our commitment remains to stand with compassion, advocate fiercely, and continue offering spaces where people can express themselves, connect deeply, and be met with dignity.

Watch the official music video for Rise Up by Andra Day from the album Cheers To The Fall.🔔 Subscribe to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AndraDayMusi...

14/11/2025

INHALE - supportive women’s singing circle

Next session is 28th November 🌿

Everyone is welcome ✨

130 William Street, Devonport