Tuning into music

A music intervention to facilitate communication with people who have difficulty using words to communicate
Image for Beyond Words - ESRC Festival of Social Science 2017 music intervention event

  • Plymouth Music Zone, Raglan Road, Devonport, Plymouth PL1 4NQ

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This event brought together healthcare workers from Plymouth and Cornwall. The event was a music intervention to facilitate communication with people who have difficulty using words to communicate. 
The intervention was designed based on key findings from the Beyond Words project and delivered as professional development for health workers (social workers, support care workers, nurses, doctors, educators, clinical psychologists, speech therapists). 
The session included a 20-minute presentation on key findings from the Beyond Words project and a 60-minute interactive music intervention tailored to healthcare workers to explore the use of music to facilitate communication, inclusion and wellbeing. 
There was time for discussion and feedback. No music experience or background was necessary to attend and all were welcome!
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PhD Programme Leader – Professor Jocey Quinn
 

Biography: Dr Claudia Blandon

Claudia has worked for the University pf Plymouth as a research assistant in Human Geography and at the Institute of Education for the past four years. Claudia has extensive experience working with people at the margins, for instance people living in refugee camps or people at risk of exclusion in urban and rural areas in the UK.
Claudia has a background in anthropology and international human rights law. She has lived and worked in South America, the United States, West and North Africa. 
Claudia Blandon
 
 

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