Performers' Wellbeing

Being a music or performing arts student can be both mentally and physically challenging and we understand you may need targeted support to prevent performance-related issues from affecting your studies.

How we can help

Conservatoire students can access free physiotherapy appointments, hearing checks, and yoga classes through our Performers' Wellbeing programme. We can also advise on how to access support for vocal health issues and signpost students to further external organisations for further help. 

FAQs

What is the Alexander Technique?

The Alexander technique is a method of using your mind and body in an effective way to reduce stress and the likelihood of developing an injury.

Will I have to pay for performers' wellbeing services?

No, all performers' wellbeing services are free to full-time students enrolled at Leeds Conservatoire.

How can I find out more information?

Once you are enrolled as a student, you will be able to find further information and access online bookings via Space. Information is also displayed in each teaching room.

Contact us

healthandwellbeing@lcm.ac.uk

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