Therapeutic Sound within the Wellness and Medical Communities

This class is an introduction to finding opportunities and working within allopathic and other healthcare settings. Based on the knowledge and wisdom of our four experienced presenters, we will explore possible scenarios in working safely, knowledgeably and ethically. We will cover working with individual patients in different settings as well as offering support through therapeutic sound to groups and in educational presentations. This class is for any sound practitioner called to serve in medical settings or those wanting to be prepared should the opportunity present itself. Prerequisite: Students should have completed at least a basic course in the fundamentals of sound therapy.

Course objectives:

Understand our limits and scope of practice

Apply expected professional standards and ethics

Be informed of infection coontrol and precautions

Know what criteria and credentials may be required of you

Understand which instruments work best for bedside, staff presentations and public events

Determine where to find acceptable, peer-reviewed, evidence-based research and other resources

Gain insight from shared experiences of possible outcomes and reactions from patients

On the day of class, please arrive allowing enough time to be settled in and ready to learn by 11am. You may bring whatever food and beverage you need. There is a small fridge, microwave and coffee/tea/hot water machiine in the room. There is a canteen with vending machines in the basement. We will have a 1/2 hour break from 1-1:30. Temperatures are not controlled by us in the room so please dress accordingly. Please refrain from wearing perfume or heavy scents. There is plenty of free parking in the large lot across from the Liberty Place building front entrance on West Liberty Street. You will enter through the large glass enclosed entrance. Take the elevator or stairs to the second floor, suite 273.

Info: Lana will share some of her experience, lessons learned and the importance of understanding how to present professionally, not only for any venue, but particularly within the medical community.

Info: Foundations of ethics, communication, documentation and professional practice

Info: Peter will share his inspiring stories of work with in-patients in the behavioral health unit at York Hospital and share his original proposal for students as a resource.

Info: An interface for authentic communication across all levels of care

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