Singing for Mental Health and Wellbeing - Spotlight on Children and Young People

This prestigious online conference is a partnership between the Singing for Health Network, Sing Up Foundation and Music for Good.  Day 1 included presentations and discussions around inclusive practice, trauma-informed practice and singing for autism, as well as the presentation of a new report into singing for displaced minors by the University of Limerick. N.B. you can access the recording of Day 1 by booking a 2-day ticket.

Day 2 will bring together international leaders in Singing for Health research and practice, to share their expertise and experiences in relation to singing for Children & Young People's Mental Health & Wellbeing. It will be of interest to students, researchers, educators, healthcare professionals and singing practitioners. The Conference will be recorded and ticket holders will be sent a recording of the Conference session they purchase tickets for.

June 30th - Implications for practice and examining the notion and measurement of well-being

9:30-9:45 –…