Sharon King graduated with an MA in Music Therapy in 2021. Her involvement with aphasia choirs began as a student placement with UWE and Sirona Care and Health.
She now co-leads the ‘Voices of Aphasia Online’ choir in partnership with Mindsong. She is a member of the Aphasia Choirs Go Global Network which brings together choir leaders around the world who cater for people with neurological speech and language difficulty.
Past Short Courses

Friday 18th February 2022
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
(London Time)
Singing for Health Research Conference Insights and Innovations

Professor Stephen Clift

Dr Dave Camlin

Dr Hilary Moss
(+ 8 more hosts)
This prestigious online conference is a partnership between the Voice Study Centre, the Singing for Health Network, Royal College of Music, York St John University, University of Limerick and University College London.