NOISEMAS II, our all day 12-hour fundraising event for BAPAM: Performing Arts Medicine, takes place on Sunday 18 December. We're excited to annouce that the day will be streamed live via Resonance Extra. iklectikartlab.com/noisemas-ii-fu…

Really interesting panel. High quality discussion from an excellent set of panelists. Delighted to see all the developments around supporting mental health but as recognised in the discussion there is still a lot more to be done. Claire Cordeaux @TamsinEmbleton Help Musicians

Brilliant first PAMA day with UCL presentations and NYC street lunching!! #performingartsmedicine #PAMUCL UCL Div of Surgery

Proud to present BAPAM: Performing Arts Medicine at PAMA. Exciting news for 2024 to come!

Thrilled to kickstart an exciting 24-hour webinar today! #PAMAthon Grateful to stand among the brilliant minds at Perf Arts Med UCL, especially Hara Trouli and my incredible colleague at BAPAM: Performing Arts Medicine, Claire Cordeaux #performingartsmedicine PAMA

Live Online next week: Artistic Sports & Performance Physiotherapy CENTRE STAGE! Part 1: Wed 27th Dr Sarah Upjohn shares experiences of Physio, Wellness & Performance with instrumental musicians! RECORDINGS AVAILABLE afterwards: book now to see it Live! bit.ly/AutumnSeries23

Really great panel of amazing people making things better. Proud to be representing BAPAM: Performing Arts Medicine

What a privilege to attend @aspah23 in Brisbane, to hear about the great work going on in Australia and share our@ukbapam experience. Congratulations to all for such an inspiring 2 days and looking forward to future collaborations! #aspah2023

Congratulations to all those who have been selected to present at the 2024 Performing Arts Medicine Association (PAMA) symposium, to be held in London this July 🎉👏🏼🇬🇧💂🏼‍♀️🩰🎸🎤 artsmed.org/events/42nd-an…

The next film in our Healthy Performer film series showcases the role of the Osteopath in supporting the health of performing artists💡Featuring Michael Mehta Hermes Health Watch the film here: youtu.be/hUrrHtgWQ9I?fe…

Enjoyed attending the launch of the Performance Laboratory at the Royal College of Music last night. Amazing new space to help prepare for the move from rehearsal to live performances in front of an audience at a range of venue types and with different acoustics.

We are currently conducting an evaluation of BAPAM's Hearing Conservation Guidance (HCG) and would like to invite you to share your views by completing a short survey. You can learn more and access the survey by visiting the following anonymous link: imperial.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5j…

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As we mark our 40th anniversary in 2024, we hope the medical & creative communities can unite to support the artists and professionals who form the backbone of our world-leading creative and entertainment industries. Thank you to The Stage for helping us spread the word!

📣 The next meeting of the Healthy Conservatoires Network will be taking place next week on Wednesday 27 March 2024 between 10:00-12:00 GMT. ✅ Learn more and register for your place via Eventbrite: eventbrite.co.uk/e/healthy-cons…

As we are witnessing a huge increase in people calling for help, this The Times and The Sunday Times article covers BAPAM's report on the growing need for our specialist health and wellbeing service for the arts & how varying performance environments impact on health thetimes.co.uk/article/playin…

With much focus on mental health and wellbeing, Claire Cordeaux of BAPAM: Performing Arts Medicine says the physical health of musicians should not be neglected Claire Cordeaux buff.ly/4aw0UM7

Are we as an industry doing enough to ensure artists receive the support they deserve? BAPAM CEO Claire Cordeaux writes in Arts Professional on the need to protect the linked physical & mental health of those who form the backbone of the performing arts industry artsprofessional.co.uk/magazine/artic…

Our call for a collective effort to improve health in the performing arts is published in the new issue of Music Business UK Magazine. BAPAM CEO Claire Cordeaux writes: Protecting Our Performers: Why the Music Industry Needs an Occupational Health Service bapam.org.uk/bapam-op-ed-pu…

Take a deeper look at performer wellbeing with the Performance Science podcast. Episode 2 dives into the mental and physical health of performers with expert insights from One Dance UK's Erin Sanchez & BAPAM: Performing Arts Medicine’s Claire Cordeaux. 🎧Listen now Centre for Performance Science: bit.ly/CPSpodcast1