World Play Day Celebration & Launch of Makasih Family Support & Resource Center
Organised by Malaysian Care & CDPC and officiated by YB Hannah Yeoh, ADUN Subang Jaya
13 June 2009 @ CDPC
Press Article: http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2009/6/17/central/4116546&sec=central
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Music Therapy Seminar & Workshop
8 August 2009 @ CDPC
Purpose:
* To educate and create awareness of the use of music in special education setting
* To prepare teachers/parents/volunteers to run sessions for children with special needs
* To demonstrate the use of different musical instruments/songs and how they can enhance a session for children with special needs
Program:
9.30 am - 10.00 am : Introduction to Music Therapy
10.00 am - 10.40 am : Case studies/Video examples
10.40 am - 11.00 am : TEA BREAK
11.00 am - 12.30 pm : Workshop
12.30 pm - 1.00 pm : Q&A/Closing
About the Speaker:
Cheryl Mow is a qualified and registered music therapist with the Australian Music Therapy Association. She graduated with a Bachelor of Music in Arranging from the University of Westminster, UK and later pursued the Master of Music Therapy at the University of Queensland. She was awarded Dean’s List from the University of Queensland for her Masters Degree in 2007. Her clinical experience in music therapy include dealing with people in aged care, children in hospital, adults in mental health setting and students in specialschools. Currently she is attached to a disability centre as a Music Therapist and aged care as a Diversional Therapist.
Cheryl is also an accomplished musician who plays the piano, guitar and flute. Her musical experience includes piano performances in various functions and settings. She previously worked as a music arranger and has also a wide experience as a music educator inMalaysia and Australia. She embarked on her musical journey at the tender age of five, moved on to be a classically trained pianist as ateenager and later specialized in jazz and contemporary music playing. Besides obtaining a Performance Certificate and Associate Recital in Piano Solo (ATCL) from Trinity College London she is also trained in Orff Schulwerk Approach to Music & Movement
Music Therapy Seminar & Workshop
8 August 2009 @ CDPC
* To educate and create awareness of the use of music in special education setting
* To prepare teachers/parents/volunteers to run sessions for children with special needs
* To demonstrate the use of different musical instruments/songs and how they can enhance a session for children with special needs
Program:
9.30 am - 10.00 am : Introduction to Music Therapy
10.00 am - 10.40 am : Case studies/Video examples
10.40 am - 11.00 am : TEA BREAK
11.00 am - 12.30 pm : Workshop
12.30 pm - 1.00 pm : Q&A/Closing
About the Speaker:
Cheryl Mow is a qualified and registered music therapist with the Australian Music Therapy Association. She graduated with a Bachelor of Music in Arranging from the University of Westminster, UK and later pursued the Master of Music Therapy at the University of Queensland. She was awarded Dean’s List from the University of Queensland for her Masters Degree in 2007. Her clinical experience in music therapy include dealing with people in aged care, children in hospital, adults in mental health setting and students in specialschools. Currently she is attached to a disability centre as a Music Therapist and aged care as a Diversional Therapist.
Cheryl is also an accomplished musician who plays the piano, guitar and flute. Her musical experience includes piano performances in various functions and settings. She previously worked as a music arranger and has also a wide experience as a music educator inMalaysia and Australia. She embarked on her musical journey at the tender age of five, moved on to be a classically trained pianist as ateenager and later specialized in jazz and contemporary music playing. Besides obtaining a Performance Certificate and Associate Recital in Piano Solo (ATCL) from Trinity College London she is also trained in Orff Schulwerk Approach to Music & Movement