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Annual Conference

Annual Conference 2012


Saturday 28th April


Music Therapy – proving the case

A day conference on music therapy evaluation and research, presented by:

 

KEY CHANGES MUSIC THERAPY

 

 


 

Key-note speaker:

 

Rachel Darnley-Smith, Music Therapist and Course Tutor, Roehampton

 

 

Thinking about music therapy: the role of philosophical research in clinical practice. 

 

 


 

 

 

When: Saturday 28th April 2012, 8.45am – 4.30pm

 

Where: West Downs Centre

University College

Winchester

Romsey Road

Winchester

Hampshire

SO22 5HT

 

FREE PARKING

 

Tickets: £90 (£70) / £20 students – see note to bring food.

Refreshments are included for full and concessionary bookings.

 

Delegate bookings at 2011 prices.

 

 

N.B.: Advanced booking only: Places still available. Appilcation deadline extended to: Wednesday 25th April 2012

 

 

To apply for a place please complete the booking form below.

Alternatively e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone: 01962 842269


 

 




The annual conference at Key Changes is a well-established annual event, attracting music therapists from around the country. In recent years Key Changes has been inspired by key note presentations from such as Ros Blackburn, Amelia Oldfield, Valerie Sinason, Julie Sutton and Tony Wigram.


 

The focus for 2012 will be Evaluation and Research and their importance in the current climate. It will be of interest to practising Music Therapists as further inspiration and for CPD.


We hope the day will provide a springboard to encourage therapists’ thinking around evaluating their own work and gathering the evidence.


 

This year’s conference will include presentations on:


 

Measuring the impact of music therapy - Veronica Austin, therapist and Course Tutor, Roehampton

The Outcomes Star for working with children - Jackie Lindeck, Coram Institute

Responding to the needs for Evidence - Giorgos Tsiris, BAMT research network

Youth at Risk research project – Phillippa Derrington and Louise Neale, therapists

 


Three shorter presentations will run concurrently:


i. An outcomes tool for working with ASD children - Martin Lawes.

ii. Pre-school work: a 10-week evaluated project - Susannah Wettone

iii. Mental Health: the value of qualitative evidence - Cathy Rowland & Beccy Read

 


A practical session will enable further reflection on providing the evidence: ‘Jumping through hoops’.

 

 


 

Payment details:

 

Cheques should be made payable to Key Changes Music Therapy, and sent to Key Changes, KAYAC, Winnall Valley Road, Winchester, SO23 0LD

 

Key Changes bank details:

Account no: 00016884

Sort code: 40-52-40

Please add your name and ‘Conference’ to the on-line payment, as identifying reference.

 

Once money has been recieved acknowledgement will be sent.