Live Love Life Music

Live Love Life Music Live Love Life Music, located in Oshawa Ontario.

Live Love Life Music’s mission is to help enrich the lives of individuals and meet their desired goals through the therapeutic use of music. We empower individuals with tools to enhance and self-regulate their mood, increase their sense of purpose, improve their social and cognitive functioning, and provide healthy means of self exploration and expression that ultimately promotes joy in the present moment.

10/10/2026

A little feel-good music for your day. ☀️🎶

Here’s my 60-second acoustic take on Justin Timberlake’s “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” — one of those songs that makes it very hard to sit still.

Sing along, move a little, and enjoy the moment. 💃🏾🎸

10/08/2026

Turn! Turn! Turn! — The Byrds 🎸

“To everything, there is a season.”

That line feels just as meaningful now as ever.

Life moves in rhythms and seasons — times to begin, to grow, to rest, to release, and to trust what is unfolding.

Here’s a little acoustic sing-along of Turn! Turn! Turn! by The Byrds. 💛

What season do you feel like you’re in right now?

10/04/2026

🎶 “Every little thing is gonna be alright.”

There’s a reason this song continues to feel good generation after generation. A simple melody, a simple message, and sometimes exactly the reminder we need.

Here’s my little acoustic moment with Bob Marley’s Three Little Birds. ☀️🎸

Sing along if you know it. ❤️

09/30/2026

🎶🐦 Rockin’ Robin!

Sometimes you just need a song that’s light, playful, and makes you want to move. This classic definitely does that for me. ❤️🎸

Here’s a little 60-second acoustic singalong of Rockin’ Robin. If you know the words, don’t just listen — sing with me! 🎶

What’s another classic oldie that instantly puts you in a good mood? 👇🏾

The arts are not an accessory to wellness. For many people, they are an access point to wellness.If we’re truly serious ...
09/24/2026

The arts are not an accessory to wellness. For many people, they are an access point to wellness.

If we’re truly serious about the health and well-being of our communities, we need more pathways to help people connect, regulate, express, and heal.

I’m so grateful to The Challenger Foundation and Michael Challenger (he/him) for inviting me to speak at the inaugural Art Meets Wellness Gala fundraiser and share an experiential presentation where we explored the power of voice, breath, and vibration together.

Sometimes wellness begins with something as simple — and as powerful — as a breath, a sound, and the courage to use your voice. ❤️

09/23/2026

🎶 Some songs entertain us. Others stay with us.

Bob Marley’s Redemption Song has always carried something deeper — reflection, freedom, strength, and the power of the human voice.

Here’s my stripped-back 60-second acoustic version. Just voice, guitar, and the song. 🎸❤️

Wellness is rarely found through one doorway alone.As a music therapist, I’ve seen how powerful it can be when different...
09/23/2026

Wellness is rarely found through one doorway alone.

As a music therapist, I’ve seen how powerful it can be when different disciplines, cultures, generations, and forms of creative expression come together in the same space.

Music. Visual art. Movement. Conversation. Community. Clinical care.

Each can become part of supporting the whole person.

That’s what I appreciated so much about the Art Meets Wellness Gala presented by The Challenger Foundation — an evening centered around creativity, connection, community, and well-being.

The Foundation’s work supports youth, leadership development, wellness, and greater access to the arts — a mission that resonates deeply with me.

Because the arts are not simply an “extra.”

They can be pathways to expression, confidence, belonging, connection, regulation, and healing.

Representation matters.
Inclusion matters.
Access matters.
Holistic approaches to wellness matter.

I left grateful for the conversations, the art, the people I met, and the reminder of what becomes possible when different voices, disciplines, and perspectives come together with purpose. ❤️

Thank you to The Challenger Foundation and Michael Challenger (he/him) for such a meaningful evening.

So lovely to connect with Paulette Challenger, Elena Petrescu, Michael Ottorino, , Michelle Hazell, and Chantal Cleroux.

So lovely to meet Bishop Dr. Phil Gray, Bella-Sitara Singh Soares, and Patricia Giankas 💕✨

09/22/2026

🎸 There’s something about a Johnny Cash song — simple, steady, grounded, and instantly recognizable.

Here’s my 60-second acoustic version of I Walk the Line.

Sometimes a voice, a guitar, and a great song really are enough. 🎶

09/21/2026

What happens when two music therapists finally sit down together with instruments nearby? 😂🎶

Apparently, we sing Adele.

Cassidy on keys, me on guitar, and a spontaneous little “Someone Like You” jam session that turned into one of those moments where you’re simply enjoying the music.

This is one of the things I love about making music with other musicians and therapists — you don’t always need a plan. Sometimes you just start playing and see where the music takes you. ❤️

Would you want to see more music therapist jam sessions like this? 👇🏾

Address

21 Simcoe Street South
Oshawa, ON
L1H4G1

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm
Sunday 8am - 2pm

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