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WEBINAR with Prof Wendy Magee: Music as a mechanism of change in disorders of consciousness: how and why does music “work”?

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Drawing on the neuroscience, rehabilitation and music therapy literature, this presentation will examine music therapy with children and adults with disorders of consciousness. By considering the latest theoretical propositions for the effects of music with this population, we will explore the possible mechanisms of change, with illustrations of case material. An overview of recent research developments on this topic will be shared to point to future directions on this topic as relevant to music therapy.

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Nov 2, 2020 05:30 PM in London

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Message preview	Hi there, You are invited to a Zoom webinar. When: Nov 2, 2020 05:30 PM London Topic: WEBINAR with Prof Wendy Magee: Music as a mechanism of change in disorders of consciousness: how and why does music “work”? Register in advance for this webinar: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zKj_8e3ZT2mJ8dukVL16vw After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. ---------- Webinar Speakers Wendy Magee (Professor of Music Therapy @Temple University) Wendy L. Magee is Professor of Music Therapy at Temple University, teaching for both the Philadelphia and Japan campuses. She has practiced in neurological rehabilitation since 1988 as a music therapy clinician, researcher, manager and trainer (Australia, Ireland, UK and USA). As a clinician, Wendy’s experience lies with adults with complex needs stemming from acquired neurological conditions including traumatic brain injury, stroke, degenerative neurological illness and disorders of consciousness. Her research publications span music therapy, music psychology, neuroscience, medicine, rehabilitation, and health sociology, including a Cochrane review. Her primary research topic since 2012 has been developing and validating music-based measures for disorders of consciousness with research partners in the USA, UK, Europe, South America, New Zealand and China.

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