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Thu, 29 Feb
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Research Webinar - Singing for Acquired Brain Injury and Neurological Conditions
An all-Australian panel share recent research-based insights into group singing for ABI and neurological conditions including Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, Dementia and Parkinson's.
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29 Feb 2024, 09:30 – 11:00 UTC
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About the event
This webinar presents the work of researchers from three Australian universities, exploring multiple aspects of singing for Acquired Brain Injuries and neurological conditions, including:
- The effects of the various injuries on the brain
- The role of singing in improving quality of life, alleviating symptoms and bypassing damaged areas
- The benefits of group singing for carers of those with ABIs (including Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, Dementia and Parkinson's)
- The role of the facilitator in group singing for people with ABI
The panel:
- Dr Melissa Forbes - Associate Professor (Contemporary Singing-Music) at The University of Southern Queensland
- Dr Penelope Monroe - Senior Speech Pathologist and Research Associate with FRONTIER, Frontotemporal Dementia Research Group, at The University of Sydney
- Dr Jeanette Tamplin - Associate Professor (Music Therapy) at The University of Melbourne
N.B. the webinar will be recorded for later viewing by SHN members and/or those who have booked.
Tickets
General admission
Non-members of the Singing for Health Network
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