Aphasia Choir Groups

  • Two pictues on a yellow background with the words Churchdown Aphasia Coir. 1 is of a large screen with picture of people dancing, the other shows a table with percussion instruments.

    Churchdown Aphasia Choir 

    Alternate Mondays at 2pm - 3:30pm

    St Andrews Church, Station Road, Churchdown, Gloucester, GL3 2JT 

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    Satyam leads a warm, welcoming session with uplifting songs, vocal exercises, and gentle movement. A great way to improve communication, build confidence and connect with others who understand. 

    Carers are welcome at all our groups.

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  • Music therapist playing keyboard whilst conducting. There is a table with percussion instruments under neath a screen with a picture of and words to Yellow Submarine song

    Rodborough Aphasia Choir 

    Alternate Thursdays at 2pm - 3.30pm

    Rodborough Community Hall, Butterrow West, Rodborough, Stroud, GL5 3TZ 

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    Beth leads a warm, welcoming session with uplifting songs, vocal exercises, and gentle movement. A great way to improve communication, build confidence and connect with others who understand. 

    Carers are welcome at all our groups.

    JOIN
  • 9 blocks of people on a zoom meeting. Some on their own, others in pairs. They are smiling and singing in the online choir

    Aphasia Online Choir 

    Mondays at 10.30 am - 11.30 am

    Online via Zoom (we’ll help you join) 

    Sharon and Becky lead a fun, accessible choir session from home. Sing along, tap along, or just listen. A lifeline of connection for those who can’t attend a choir in person, with gentle support from our music therapists. 

    Carers are welcome at all our groups.

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What’s Involved in an Aphasia Choir Group?

Singing brings connection and a renewed sense of voice, even when words are hard to find. At ReConnect, our Aphasia Choirs are joyful, inclusive spaces where people with aphasia come together to express themselves and build confidence through the power of music. Led by trained music therapists, these sessions use rhythm, melody and repetition to support speech, breathing, and wellbeing.

But, above all, they’re about community, belonging and the simple pleasure of making music together. No singing experience needed, just a willingness to join in, hum along, or simply enjoy the moment. 

Carers are welcome at all our groups.

Want to Try an Aphasia Choir Group? 

Please fill in this FORM, and we’ll get back to you.

Friends, relatives or professionals can also refer you to our service by using this form. 

Alternatively, if you would like to get involved by volunteering, you can find out more HERE.