On this sound evening, Angelika Rieckmann, occupational therapist with 40 years of experience and sound therapist with over 20 years of experience, will share with us interesting facts about strokes (apoplexy) in general, from the point of view of medicine, therapy and psychosomatics.
It will be about sound applications for stroke sufferers:
- For self-application
- For sound massage practitioners
- For therapists
The approach with sound can also be considered using specific case studies as examples.
In keeping with the theme, you can also look forward to a sound meditation!
Speaker: Angelika Rieckmann
Angelika Rieckmann is an occupational therapist and has professional experience in the fields of neurology, orthopaedics, rheumatology, pediatrics/early intervention and working with the disabled. She has been a Peter Hess® sound massage practitioner since 2003, Peter Hess® sound therapist and authorized sound massage trainer. She has been giving seminars in Germany and abroad since 2005, particularly for medical and therapeutic professionals. Since 2008, she has been self-employed full-time in her own private practice and "School for Mindfulness" with a sound and seminar room in Bad Driburg. Since 2012, she has been developing and leading the advanced training seminars Sound in Neurology and Psychosomatics I+II+III at the Peter Hess® Institute.
Take part in the sound evening
You can take part in this event via YouTube. Go to the page https://www.youtube.com/@Klang-TV at the beginning of the sound evening. The live stream will be shared here.