Conference 2022
REGISTRATIONS FOR THE ASPAH ONLINE CONFERENCE 2022 ARE OPEN!!
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STANDARD REGISTRATION RATE
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Member |
Non-member |
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Full (2 days) |
$205 |
$245 |
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Full Concession (2 days) |
$175 |
$205 |
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One Day |
$135 |
$155 |
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One Day Concession |
$115 |
$135 |
****#ASPAH2022 Conference event recordings will be made available to REGISTERED delegates. Only events that were consented to be recorded by their presenter will be distributed***
The Australian Society for Performing Arts Healthcare is announcing our
13th Annual Conference, to be held on 26-27 November 2022.
This conference will be held online with live presentations, Q&A sessions, workshops/ movement sessions
and break-out networking opportunities.
Keynote Speaker:
Matti Clements
AIS Acting Director (A/G)
Matti is the Acting Director of the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS). Matti joined the AIS in 2018 as Director of People Development and Wellbeing, a department that supports Australia’s high performance sporting industry across four key work functions: Wellbeing and Engagement (including Mental Health, Professional Development and Engagement); Coach Development; Leadership and Culture; and Workforce Development.
Prior to the AIS, Matti was Director of Mental Edge Consulting, specialising in team and organisational culture, wellbeing, performance enhancement, professional development services and support systems for high performance sporting organisations. A qualified psychologist, Matti has over 15 years’ experience working with Australia’s top elite and professional sports at both a strategic and operational level for organisations including several AFL Clubs, Cricket Australia, Golf Australia, Netball Australia, Tennis Australia, AFL and the Australian Cricketers Association.
Keynote Speaker:
Professor Emma Redding
(Director, Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne).
Emma is the newly appointed Director of the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) and was previously the Head of Dance Science at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in the United Kingdom.
Emma trained as a dancer before developing a keen interest in dance science and eventually writing the first ever dance science masters degree. She has played a key role in developing dance science as a recognised field of study through her research and international teaching. A founding partner of the UK’s National Institute for Dance Medicine and Science and a Past President and Fellow of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science, Redding also sits on expert panels for higher education institutions in Europe, Asia and the United States.
We are very excited to have Mattie Clements and Professor Emma Redding onboard and are looking forward to their keynote presentations.
Register now for our 2022 Online Conference: 26-27 November 2022.
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