Training events
The 4-year SCHOOL of MusicArTherapy in the Globality of Languages - The school consists of 4 years of training, for a total of 750 hours.
It grants a diploma of Worker in MusicArTherapy in the Globality of Languages.
Characteristic of GdL is integrated training: that means that during the courses handicapped people can be present, after agreement with the direction. This way, it is possible to develop therapeutic paths within a guided apprenticeship.
Annual courses
Roma Centro Naz. Globalità dei Linguaggi, Via SS.Quattro 36/B
Firenze Istituto Ferretti, via Silvio Pellico, 2.
Lecce Centro Sociale Comunale 'S.Vincenzo de Paoli', Via Vecchia Carmiano, Lecce
Summer courses 2011
Umbertide (Perugia): 24-30 Giugno: “The colour: artistic, pedagogical and therapeutic potentials”
Recco (Genova): 11-17 Luglio: “How not to cut the thread”
Cazzago (Venezia): 20-26 Luglio: “Diversity: a praise of folly”
Massa: 12-18 Settembre: “From maternal to social womb”
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MASTER in “MusicArTherapy in the Globality of Languages”
Active since 2002 at University of Roma “Tor Vergata”, together with the Università Popolare di MusicArTerapia. Admission – MA in arts, human sciences, social sciences, pedagogy, medicine. Diploma of Conservatoire or Fine Arts Academy. The Master is also accessible to foreign students with similar titles.
Length - 2 years
Director - Prof. Nicola Longo. Coordinator - Prof. Gino Stefani
Docents - The method’s creator, Stefania Guerra Lisi; Prof. Gino Stefani; docents of Tor Vergata and other Italian universities; docents of the Università Popolare di MusicArTerapia.
Sites : Roma - Lecce - Firenze
Validation : Title of “Master in MusicArTherapy in the Globality of Languages”, validated throughout Europe. 60 credits of the CFU type (transferable through the ECTS system).
Addressees
All people interested to develop communication and expression potentials in themselves and in others. Particularly: teachers – educators – parents – health workers – rehabilitation workers – psychologists and psychiatrists – pedagogical workers – musicians and artists.
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