Jane Hong | Music Teacher & Music Therapist
Jane’s love for music began when she had her first interaction with a piano at the age of three. After many years of hard work, she received her Associateship of the Trinity College London (ATCL) in Piano Performance, which is equivalent to the Associateship of the Royal Conservatory of Toronto (ARCT).
Guided by her belief that music is a universal language, she pursued a career to facilitate music as a method of communication and expression. This led her to the field of Music Therapy. She graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University with an Honours Bachelor of Music Therapy (BMT) with Internship, a Minor in Psychology, and is a Certified Music Therapist (MTA). Jane also received her Neurologic Music Therapist (NMT) certification from The Academy of Neurologic Music Therapy.
Jane’s clinical experience includes working with individuals in geriatric care, rehabilitation hospital patients, and individuals with special needs. She enjoys creating ways for individuals to discover and find their voice through music. She firmly believes that music enables people to express feelings, regardless of any musical background.
Instruments taught: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Rudiments Theory, Adapted Music Lessons, Music Therapy Sessions.
Languages: English, Cantonese, Mandarin
Jane is a Certified MTA in Good Standing.
RECENT BLOG POSTS BY JANE
Embrace the Season: Autumn/Fall Music Playlist
By: Jane Hong As the leaves turn golden and the air grows crisp, this season invites us to slow down, […]
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Nature’s Symphony
Written by Jane Hong From the design of instruments powered by the forces of nature, to the imitation of natural […]
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Music and Synesthesia
Written by Jane Hong Did you ever wonder what it’s like to “see” music or to “hear” colours? This sensory […]
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Should I learn more than one musical instrument?
Why learning multiple musical instruments can be beneficial and fun Written by Jane Hong There have been many studies […]
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