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An inspiring window on different aspects of Singing for Health, hosted by Ruth Routledge of Mind and Voice. Designed to appeal to researchers, practitioners, health professionals and the wider public, the Singing for Health Podcast features inspiring people and stories from across the Singing for Health movement. Find out more and join the network at www.singingforhealthnetwork.co.uk
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This podcast is a collaborative project between the IWK Health Centre in Halifax and Capitalize for Kids to improve health outcomes for children and families across Canada. Each month, we host a webinar featuring a high priority topic in child and adolescent mental health and addictions. Experts will share best practices and answer questions from clinicians across Nova Scotia. It’s important to note that the practices discussed in this podcast are sensitive and only intended for qualified an ...
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Deborah Aloba specialises in teaching singing and music to students with dyslexia and other neurodiverse issues. She tells us how she started doing this work, building up her practice through conversation. research and experimentation. Deborah explains different issues which can arise and her detailed practical strategies for how to deal with them,…
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Debbie Winter, Director of the Voice Study Centre, talks about the growing network of singing practitioners who undertake academic research to develop their practice. A must-listen for anyone currently engaged or considering working in singing for health practice.توسط Singing for Health Network
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Singer, voice workshop leader and founder/president of the Natural Voice Network, Frankie Armstrong talks about her journey from social worker and amateur singer to professional performer and voice workshop leader in a career spanning nearly 50 years. Frankie's deep knowledge, compassion and passion shines through, as well as hearing exactly how sh…
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Lisa Strong is a singer, singing leader, researcher and occupational therapist. In this episode she talks to Ruth about joy and belonging in community choirs, including her own Walton Feel Good Choir; how to measure experience and impact for participants; and the need for a much better connection between health professionals - particularly occupati…
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In this final episode of our first series, Ruth Routledge talks to Stephen Deazley, founder and Director of Love Music, about his work as a leader of inclusive singing, balancing the needs of participants, promoting agency amongst singers, 'eye-level' leadership and the importance of challenge. From his 300-strong community choir to his work with L…
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In this episode Ruth talks with Nicola Wydenbach from Sing to Beat Parkinson's and opera singer and Singing for Health practitioner Rachel Hynes about their journeys from being classical performers into the world of singing for health, their practice and pedagogy with Singing for Parkinson's, the role of research in their work, as well as their go-…
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Dr Adam Lewis, physiotherapist researcher and Senior Lecturer at Brunel University London, has been at the heart of research trials into singing and lung health conditions. Adam discusses bias and the role of the researcher as "truth seeker", in order to establish what does and doesn't work effectively.…
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Capturing the growth of the Singing for Health movement in the UK and beyond, founder and director Emily Foulkes and Network Manager Baz Chapman describe how the Singing for Health Network came into being in early 2021, what the network aims to achieve and what's on offer.توسط Singing for Health Network
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Our topic for this episode is about working with Trans* and Gender Diverse Youth. We’ll hear from Dr. Suzanne Zinck from the IWK Health Centre who will discuss the basics of the 5 elements of care and will use a case study to illustrate the concepts discussed. It’s important to note that practices discussed in this podcast are sensitive and only in…
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Our topic for this episode is Adolescent Concurrent Disorders. We’ll hear from Dr. Selene Etches from the IWK Health Centre who will discuss working with pre-contemplative and contemplative youth with concurrent disorders. It’s important to note that practices discussed in this podcast are sensitive and only intended for qualified and trained menta…
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Our topic for this episode is Adolescent Eating Disorders Diagnosis and Treatment. We’ll hear from Dr. Brynn Kelly and Jessica Wournell from the IWK Health Centre who will discuss family based treatment for adolescent eating disorders. They will use a case study to illustrate the concepts that are discussed. It’s important to note that practices di…
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Our topic for this episode is The Psychosis Continuum. We’ll hear from Dr. Sabina Abidi and Laura Carnegy from the IWK Health Centre who will discuss early intervention strategies for youth presenting with psychotic experiences who may be at risk for illness development. They will also review the course of illness of a youth presenting with early s…
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The topic for our first episode is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. We’ll hear from Dr. Alexa Bagnell and Dr. Ann Marie Joyce from the IWK Health Centre who will provide an intro to OCD treatment and discuss Exposure Response Prevention. We’ll also hear a case study to provide a real-world example of how this method is applied in practice.Learn about…
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