ASPAH Membership

ASPAH has a strong and growing membership body across Australia with regional chapters in some locations.

The benefits of ASPAH membership are:

• From January 2011 a full annual subscription to “Medical Problems of Performing Artists, the journal of PAMA and the premier journal regards performing arts medicine worldwide.
• Concessional conference and workshops registration.
• Advocacy for your health and well being, relaying your concerns to people who matter in the world of the performing arts.
• Business advantages by association with a society which lends credibility to anyone who is accepted as a member.
• The right to vote and hold office in the Society.

Joining now offers a chance to be a part of something very new and exciting in the Australian arts landscape.  It may even offer you the chance of making a personal contribution to changing for the better the life of all artists in Australia.

ASPAH is a registered Australian charity.  All donations are tax deductible.

Fees for membership are as follows*:

Full fee...............................................................................................................$100
Discount fee for full time students and Australian concession card holders^#......................$50

* Memberships run from January 1st and expire on December 31st.  From 2011 initial memberships made during the year will only run until the end of that year but will include back issues of MPPA.
# Subscription to MPPA will not be possible without a copy of a current student card or Centrelink concession card attached to your signed membership form.

ASPAH would like to thank the following supporters of its work:

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ASPAH is for anyone interested in finding answers in the fields of performing arts health, performing arts medicine, music medicine, dance medicine, dance injuries, performance anxiety, performance stress, stage fright, RSI in musicians and anything else to do with illness and injury in the performing arts.

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