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Exploring Effective Practice
What types of approach work when using singing and vocal work to support children & young people's mental health & wellbeing? We offer some insights and an increasing bank of knowledge and materials to help support thinking and development for those working, or looking to work in this rich and complex field.
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Guides
Creating a Safe Space for Singing
How do we create singing and music-making experiences that support participants' wellbeing in a way which which feels safe and is safe for all involved? Sing Up Foundation commissioned North East England charity Blue Cabin to create a guide which explores the concept of a safe space in its widest sense.
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Blue Cabin
Useful links
Don't have any assumptions. You don't know what people can do… listen to what they got, and then see where you go.
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Jane Wheeler
From Inspiring Voices podcast, Season 1
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