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As a musician or a performer, your mind, body and spirit must function as one.
Through frequent practice and repetitive motions, you run the risk of overuse injuries. You may find a medical problem impairs your ability to perform to your fullest potential. Promptly seeking care can mean a shorter recovery time and fewer long-term effects of an illness or injury.
Starting in the fall of 2017, Johns Hopkins Center for Music & Medicine offers you a multidisciplinary team of Johns Hopkins experts, working with the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University, to deliver specialized care specifically for musicians and performers.
Co-director Alexander Pantelyat, M.D., playing the violin.
Recovery after injuries, injury prevention and performance improvement through proper posture and positioning are some of the ways this program supports performing artists.
Learn more about the performing arts rehabilitation program.
The Performing Arts Rehabilitation Program offers a clinic for performing artists at Peabody. It aims to provide comprehensive evaluation and treatment for performance-related injuries and conditions to Peabody students.
Learn more about the Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network Clinic for Performing Artists at the Peabody Institute.
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