06/18/2026
Recently, Jacob Collier received an Honorary Doctorate from the Berklee College of Music, and in his commencement speech, he spoke about how music runs on the same things that make life worth living: trust, empathy, courage, persistence. And he told the graduates something simple but powerful โ trust the people close to you, and care about their success as much as your own.
And this stuck with me.
Because that's the foundation music therapy is built on too.
Music is never really separate from everyday life; the patience it takes to wait for the right moment in a piece of music is the same patience it takes in a hard conversation, the trust it takes to improvise alongside someone is the same trust it takes to be vulnerable with a friend.
In music therapy and counselling, we lean in to that overlap. Music mirrors the processes of life, and we are here to celebrate you and your accomplishments.
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