by BAPAM | Jan 28, 2021 | Clinicians and Practitioners, Main News, Publications, Research
By Dr Charlie Easmon Performers may be perfectionists and perfectionists are more prone to mental health problems and included in this are eating disorders. In at least 50% of people with eating disorders there is an existing mental health disorder of depression or...
by BAPAM | Aug 10, 2020 | Main News, Newsletters, Publications
Our Summer 2020 Newsletter is now available to read online. This edition features: Free Online Healthy Practice Training Sessions and Community Drop-in Covid-19 Advice Anxiety Management BAPAM 2019 Annual Review Updated Factsheets Articles and Press You can read all...
by BAPAM | Jun 29, 2020 | Health Promotion, Main News, Publications
Whatever your style of singing and whatever your repertoire, you should take a holistic approach to your practising and performing. Our Fit to Sing! factsheet covers 12 tried and tested tips for healthy singing and has been updated for 2020. We are grateful to Millie...
by BAPAM | Jun 22, 2020 | Health Promotion, Main News, Publications
The go-to resource for musicians preparing to perform, our new and improved Don’t Cramp Your Style: Warm-Up Exercises for Musicians factsheet is now available online. These essential tips and warm up exercises for musicians are designed to prepare you for...
by BAPAM | Feb 10, 2020 | Clinicians and Practitioners, Courses / Training, Main News, Publications, Talks and lectures
It was a great privilege to be invited to Sydney to speak at the Australian Society of Performing Arts Health (ASPAH) conference at the end of 2019, and inspiring to hear about the great practice happening in Australia. The conference Lasting the Distance: a Lifetime...
by BAPAM | Nov 26, 2019 | Hearing, Main News, Publications, Sources of Health Information
BAPAM has produced new best practice guidance for hearing conservation in the performing arts. You can download the consultation document here. The guidance is being consulted on until February 2020. All comments are very welcome and respondents are encouraged to...