Songs In The Key Of Life: Popular Music As A Tool For Sexual Health Educators And Counsellors

Dr. Lorel Mayberry

This presentation aims to increase awareness of music as a tool in sexual health education and counselling. Drawing on more than two decades of teaching experience in the field of sexuality education at primary, secondary and tertiary levels of the education system, the presenter will explore the relevance and impact of the use of popular music in these settings.


Conflict of Interest: None disclosed
Financial Support/Funding: None disclosed
Recorded in Sydney, Australia, April 2007

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Dr. Lorel Mayberry

"For two decades, Lorel has worked at WA universities as a lecturer in health education and sexology. Lorel specialises in the teaching of the controversial issues. She wears many hats including previously coordinating the statewide sexual health education training with the curriculum materials – ‘Growing and developing healthy relationships' (a joint initiative of Departments of Health and Education and Training).
Lorel’s PhD studies now take priority, however, for many years she was part of the executive committee of the WA Sexology Society (Treasurer for 12+ years!) and in 2008 received Life Membership to WASS. She also has a long association with National Association for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect and was the WA representative on the NAPCAN Board of Management. She worked part time in the WA School Drug Education Project team since its inception in 1997. Initially she was involved in state-wide teacher training and coordinated the community development project - Leavers Live."
Visit:  http://publichealth.curtin.edu.au/research/researchers/lorel_mayberry.cfm

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