Perspectives in Performing Arts Medicine Practice II Occupational Health, Public Health, Arts for Healing

SECTION I Occupational Health Perspectives.- Public Health and the Performing Arts.- Epidemiology, Ergonomics, and Epigenetics: Performance Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).- The current state of play and recommendations for juggling the complexities of circus arts injuries.- Exploring Occupational Health of Saxophone Players: A Cross-Cultural Perspective Between English and Chinese-Speaking Male Saxophonists.- Neurophenomenology in Retraining Musicians with Task-Specific Focal Dystonia: Two Cases.- SECTION II Physical Health and Wellness.- Professional Voice and muscle tension dysphonia: the art of the multi-disciplinary team.- Using Hypermobility to Your Advantage.- The Impact of Resistance Band Training on Musculoskeletal Pain in Danish Symphony Orchestra Musicians: A panel study.- The Prevalence and Consequences of Neck Problems in Professional Freelance Musicians in Denmark: Cross-Sectional Data.- A Systematic Review and Developing Survey Comparing Pain and Injury Incidence Between Competitive and Professional Irish Dancers.- SECTION III Social-Behavioral Health and Care.- Whole Person/Whole Learner: Using Alexander Technique Principles to Help Modulate Trauma-Related Stress in Performing Arts Teaching and Learning.- Musculoskeletal Pain and Music Performance Anxiety Among Brazilian Wind Instrumental Musicians: A Cross-Sectional Study.- The Influence and Presence of Performance Anxiety in Competitive Highland Dancers.- Improving Resilience in Performing Artists.- Transforming Mental Health in the Arts: Community-Driven Care in Performing Arts Education and Training Settings.- Drumming as Medicine:  An Exploration of the Mental Health Benefits of Group Drumming.- Without Words: Dance in Public Health and Societal Wellbeing.