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13 September 2013
This course is aimed at audiologists, therapists, musicians and other professionals who work with adults with cochlear implants.
Content:
- Theoretical presentations of the key principles and challenges of listening to music through a cochlear implant; results of our most recent research
- Interviews with cochlear implant users: experiences of learning to hear music again and attending music workshops
- Practical music sessions for confident and less confident workshop leaders; an interactive demonstration of therapeutic musical activities valuable to cochlear implant users
- A chance to try out our interactive music software, evaluated and refined through consultation with cochlear implant users
Date: Friday 13th September 2013, 10:00 – 16:00
Venue: University of Southampton Auditory Implant Service (Seminar Room, Level 3, Building 19 - see campus map)
Fee: No fee as this course is part of an AHRC funded project. Lunch will be provided.
To book your place, please send an email with your name, job title, place of work and any dietary requirements to: M.L.Grasmeder (@) soton.ac.uk
S.M.Hodkinson (@) soton.ac.uk