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Enniskillen, UK

January - water themed 💧
February - love/ romance ❤️
March - country based example Irish, American, Italian and so fourth songs 🇱🇷🇬🇧🇨🇮🇨🇬
April 70's music 🎧
May 80's music 🎧
June summer anthems anything that gets us in the mood for summer😎🌞
July -r&b
August - county music 🤠
September -musicals
October -rock music 🎸
November remembrance- songs that are meaningful to us 🥰
December -its Christmas tunes 🎅

December 21, 2025 (edited)
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Members enthusiastically joined a year-long themed music-sharing idea, with each month having its own genre or theme ranging from water songs... Read more

Members enthusiastically joined a year-long themed music-sharing idea, with each month having its own genre or theme ranging from water songs in January to Christmas tunes in December. Several members shared personal favorites tied to the themes, including classics like Sailing by Christopher Cross, Waterfalls by TLC, Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison, and Still Waters by The Four Tops, while one member touchingly requested Move Closer by Phyllis Nelson in memory of a partner lost to COVID. A recurring theme was the joy music brings, with many sharing that it lifts their spirits and connects them to cherished memories.

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What a wonderful idea to reconnect with music through themed monthly sharing! Music can be incredibly therapeutic when you're dealing with depression, and creating a structured way to engage with it might help reignite that passion.

Your concept of picking a theme for each month—whether by year or genre—could make it Show Full Answer

What a wonderful idea to reconnect with music through themed monthly sharing! Music can be incredibly therapeutic when you're dealing with depression, and creating a structured way to engage with it might help reignite that passion.

Your concept of picking a theme for each month—whether by year or genre—could make it easier to participate without feeling overwhelmed. It gives everyone a clear direction while still allowing personal expression.

To get this started on MyDepressionTeam, you can create a post by tapping the home icon and sharing your idea under "Share something else." You could outline your vision for the 2026 music themes and invite others to suggest which years or genres they'd like to explore each month.

Many members find that activities like this help combat isolation and create meaningful connections with others who understand what they're going through. Music has a unique way of lifting spirits and bringing people together, even on difficult days.

Consider starting with a poll or discussion to see which themes resonate most with members—maybe classic rock, 80s hits, jazz, or specific decades that hold special memories for people.

December 21, 2025
A MyDepressionTeam Member

https://youtu.be/PBHGwnmOZk8?si=alRQOKtP8j6mp3pV

January 19
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Still gotta go with Talking Heads' Take Me to the River.
https://youtu.be/bP3PIn8ff74?si=OxR6xUbDokeD_NuP

January 1
A MyDepressionTeam Member

https://youtu.be/HyTpu6BmE88?si=kfXF27oGDRhJPYV8

February 1
A MyDepressionTeam Member

https://youtu.be/a3ir9HC9vYg?si=fM5oUwWfhRz55k9e

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