I am honored to be one of two speakers talking at the SEADOM (Southeast Asia Directors of Music) 2021 conference, titled "Music and well-being: Perspectives from Musician Practitioners, Music Therapy, and Music Medicine." My talk will focus on two recent projects; the first focuses on a survey study of the recent experiences of music therapists around the world, and their use of technology, during COVID-19. The second project revolves around a music-based Brain Computer Interface (BCI) system being developed for emotion regulation in listeners.
Rachel Ho from the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music will also be giving a talk about her recent involvement in meaningful projects at the intersection between music and well-being.
Update: for those who were not able to tune in to the live presentation, the talks are now available online here.