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Collaborative Public Symposium

Event Date: October 15, 2026
Stroke Hub Wales, in partnership with the International Network for the Critical Appraisal of Arts and Health Research (INCAAHR) and the Interuniversity Organisation Arts & Sciences, Programme Area InterMediation. Music – Effect – Analysis, invites you to a public symposium:
Over the Rainbow: Co-Creating an Aphasia-Friendly Choir and Exploring the Impact of Collaborative Therapeutic Singing for People with Neurological Communication Difficulties
πŸ“… Thursday 15 October 2026
πŸ•“ 16:00 BST
πŸ“ Online via Microsoft Teams
Join Esther Goodhew (Speech and Language Therapist) and Vicky Guise (Music Therapist) as they share the development of an Aphasia-Friendly Choir spanning inpatient rehabilitation and community settings.
The symposium will explore how collaborative therapeutic singing can support communication, well-being, social connection, and participation for people living with aphasia and other neurological communication difficulties. Speakers will discuss the interdisciplinary partnership between Speech and Language Therapy and Neurologic Music Therapy, highlight a participant-led songwriting project, and share insights into future research, evaluation, and sustainability.
Above all, this work centres the voices and experiences of participants, celebrating community, creativity, belonging, and rehabilitation through music.
To attend, please register via the link below or contact us to RSVP.
We look forward to welcoming you online
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Mae Hwb StrΓ΄c Cymru, mewn partneriaeth Γ’’r Rhwydwaith Rhyngwladol ar gyfer Gwerthuso Beirniadol Ymchwil ym maes y Celfyddydau ac Iechyd (International Network for the Critical Appraisal of Arts and Health Research (INCAAHR)) a Sefydliad Rhyng-brifysgol y Celfyddydau a’r Gwyddorau, Maes Rhaglen Cyfryngiad. Cerddoriaeth – Effaith – Dadansoddiad, yn eich gwahodd i symposiwm cyhoeddus:

Dros yr Enfys: Cyd-greu CΓ΄r sy’n Hygyrch i Bobl ag Aphasia ac Archwilio Effaith Therapi Canu ar y Cyd i Bobl Γ’ Anawsterau Cyfathrebu Niwrolegol

πŸ“… Dydd Iau 15 Hydref
πŸ•“ 16:00 BST
πŸ“ Ar-lein trwy Microsoft Teams

Ymunwch ag Esther Goodhew (Therapydd Lleferydd ac Iaith) a Vicky Guise (Therapydd Cerdd) wrth iddynt rannu’r broses o ddatblygu CΓ΄r sy’n Hygyrch i Bobl ag Aphasia, sy’n ymestyn ar draws lleoliadau adsefydlu cleifion mewnol a lleoliadau cymunedol.

Bydd y symposiwm yn archwilio sut y gall therapi canu ar y cyd gefnogi cyfathrebu, lles, cysylltiad cymdeithasol a chyfranogiad i bobl sy’n byw gydag aphasia ac anawsterau cyfathrebu niwrolegol eraill. Bydd y siaradwyr yn trafod y bartneriaeth ryngddisgyblaethol rhwng Therapi Lleferydd ac Iaith a Therapi Cerdd Niwrolegol, yn tynnu sylw at brosiect cyfansoddi caneuon dan arweiniad cyfranogwyr, ac yn rhannu mewnwelediadau ynghylch ymchwil, gwerthuso a chynaliadwyedd yn y dyfodol.

Yn anad dim, mae’r gwaith hwn yn rhoi lle canolog i leisiau a phrofiadau’r cyfranogwyr, gan ddathlu cymuned, creadigrwydd, ymdeimlad o berthyn ac adsefydlu trwy gerddoriaeth.

I fynychu, cofrestrwch trwy’r ddolen isod neu cysylltwch Γ’ ni i gadarnhau eich presenoldeb.
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Edrychwn ymlaen at eich croesawu ar-lein.

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