Chroma, the UK’s only national provider of creative arts therapies, is thrilled to announce the launch of the first-ever Creative Arts Therapies (CATs) Expert Witness Service. The launch event is on Thursday 22nd February at 5.30pm – 6.30pm, at Conference […]
By Rachel Swanick, Neurologic Music Therapist at Chroma Constructive Perfectionism is positive. It is defined in Olympic athletes, world-class musicians, award-winning scientists. However, perfectionism can be awash with pressure and expectation with no space for mistakes or flexibility. And when […]
By Lucy Collings Pettit, Neurologic Music Therapist, Chroma For young people with an autism spectrum condition, the arts therapies (music therapy, art therapy and dramatherapy) can play a significant role in enabling them to express themselves. In the earlier years, […]
Chroma’s lead therapist Rachel Swanick has been working with Adoption UK and adoptive families during the COVID19 period, providing online sessions and ideas to help families find the fun, love and connection despite all the chaos. Rachel has also developed […]
Chroma, the UK’s leading national provider of arts therapy services, has partnered with Relate the leading relationships charity in England and Wales. As part of the pilot Relate will provide additional counselling for adoptive parents whose children are accessing Chroma’s […]
A pilot Neurologic Music Therapy project undertaken by Chroma, the UK’s leading national provider of arts therapy service, has resulted in significant improvements in the treatment of patients with an acquired brain injury, Exemplar Health Care commissioned the 12-week project […]
Singing along to pop and rock hits behind the wheel could make you drive more safely, according to therapists. If you’re stressed by traffic conditions or frustrated while stuck in a jam, crooning a tune will help you concentrate better […]
