Workshops & Services

Kamica offers transformative wellness and team-building experiences infused with music, designed to enhance connection, creativity, and well-being for workplaces, universities, and organizations. She also provides community arts workshops and artist development trainings that inspire learning, self-expression, and growth across diverse settings. 

Explore the offerings below and reach out to schedule services tailored to your program or organization.

Community Outreach

Sound Meditation & Guided Music Meditation

Music & Relaxation sessions cater to stress management and self-care. Participants are guided through music-assisted self-care practices, including mindfulness, deep breathing techniques, meditation exercises and gentle movement, also learning about the qualities of music that can support wellbeing.

Trainings & Artistic Development

Designed to increase knowledge, confidence and techniques for performance and practice.

Kamica leading her signature artist identity exercise training emerging artists in Cali, Colombia 

Sample Topics

  • Live Performance - music, poetry/spoken word, musical theater, speeches
  • Songwriting 
  • Artistic Identity 
  • Music Business & Entrepreneurship 
  • Public Speaking/Interviews
  • Techniques for Stress Management & Self Care 
  • Music as a Tool for Social Change
  • Music Therapy (for MT-BCs and MT students only)
  • Pre-Performance Preparation- i.e. song selection and stylistic delivery 

team building

Empowerment sessions engage participants' creativity, problem-solving and self-expression through guided exploration into musical activities and the self in a group setting. Great for team-bonding and cross-cultural interaction, these sessions can center facilitated songwriting, song discussion, drum circles, musical affirmations, and other active music making experiences. 

Join the Jam: Participants are invited to engage with a variety of easy to play percussive world music instruments (many rooted in African Diasporic tradition) guided through the creation of rhythms, chants, and other community-building activities as a group.


No prior music experience needed to participate in team building activities.  

Group Songwriting is great for team-building. Participants are guided through the processes of writing a song from generating ideas, to making musical decisions and creating a collective song. 

Disability Community Programs & Performances

Music for All: Sensory Friendly Performance is an inclusive concert experience ensuring adults with developmental disabilities have equitable access to live music and cultural engagement. Designed with elements like lower-decibel sound levels, and relaxed house rules, the event removes common barriers that often exclude the IDD community from traditional concerts. More than a performance, it’s a celebration of belonging- an integrated event where all are welcome- affirming that all people deserve meaningful participation in the arts. 

Senior Programs

Name That Tune: Participants flex their memory "muscles" with this interactive, musical trivia experience featuring live and pre-recorded music from a variety of decades and genres with opportunities to sing along.

Groovin' to the Oldies: This workshop features live, pre-recorded, and instrumental music from yesteryear to encourage movement, performance and singing among participants.

youth program

Youth offerings support artistic exploration via music, mentorship, and social-emotional learning. Students learn and create through music making, singing, songwriting, mindfulness exercises & discussions. A final performance option is available in certain programming formats. 
*General curriculum available & cultural education curriculum available (Black/African Diasporic). 

Testimonial

Kamica was a perfect presenter for our Student Life workshop.  She was able to share her expertise in working with resilience and she used her experience to provide both an informational and inspirational workshop.

                     — Monica Mendez Grant, PhD, Vice President, Student Life, Texas Woman’s University