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The Saw Doctors performing at Cambridge Folk Festival.
Photo © Bryan Legard
Taryn Richards of the Juniper Chamber Orchestra playing the flute.
Photo © DeaAKAGossamer
Lip Service Theatre Company (Maggie Fox and Sue Ryding) performing Horror for Wimps.
Photo © Doug Currie
Dancer at the World Performing Arts Festival 2006.
Photo © Waheed Khalid
Pianist.
Photo © Catherine Loh
We hold free induction days twice a year for practitioners joining our Directory. The event is a great introduction to performing arts medicine, and the work that BAPAM does, as well as an opportunity to meet colleagues from this fascinating area of health care. Please take a look at the Induction Day Syllabus for more information.
BAPAM training days are held twice a year on the second Saturdays of May and November. The events provide an in-depth look at key areas of performing arts medicine and unique insights into aspects of performers’ health and wellbeing. We present performers' perspectives as well as draw on the expertise of experienced medical practitioners. The approach is multidisciplinary: physiological and psychological, prevention as well as treatment. We know that it is vital to look at the whole performer, not just the presenting problem.
A complete list of topics covered in BAPAM training programmes can be found here in the Outline Training Curriculum.
BAPAM training days may be used as part of your CPD portfolio.
Speakers
If you are planning a training event and would like BAPAM to provide specialist input, contact us to discuss your requirements. BAPAM has previously provided speakers for:
- the Royal College of Music
- the University of Newcastle
- the Royal Society of Musicians
- Classic FM’s Classicalive festival
- trade unions
- keynote speaker for the International Performing Arts Medicine Association seminar in Aspen, Colorado
- ... and many other events.
Find out about joining the BAPAM directory of health practitioners and specialists