Lee Bartel

 Lee Bartel

Lee Bartel

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Biography

University of Toronto St. George Campus - Music

U of T Professor Emeritus actively researching effect of sound on body and brain
Health, Wellness & Fitness
Lee
Bartel
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Researcher and Practitioner in Music and Health. Special interest in brain and body response to sound. Designer of brain and body-targeted sound applications. In past a critical focus on Music Education and General Educational Policy and Practice.

Current Specialties: Music Medicine, Music & Health, Brain and body response to sound, vibro-acoustic therapy, psychological response to music. Specifically looking at Pain issues, Alzheimer's, Fibromyalgia, Major Depression, Ehlors Danlos Syndrome, Cardiac Rehab, and stimulated blood flow.


Experience

  • Baycrest

    Research Team member

    Working with a team on sound stimulation and Alzheimer's Disease. Have finished pilot study with great positive results. Working on obtaining funding and designing next stages including brain imaging and epigenetic analysis.

  • University of Toronto

    Professor

    Cross-Appointed to Ontario Institute for Studies in Education 2005-; Rehabilitation Sciences Institute; Institute for Life-Course & Aging;
    Associate of Collaborative Program in Neuroscience 2010 -
    Founding Director of the Music and Health Research Collaboratory (MaHRC) 2012 -
    Director of the Canadian Music Education Research Centre 1998 -

  • University of Toronto

    Professor Emeritus

    Lee worked at University of Toronto as a Professor Emeritus

  • Room 217 Foundation - Music Care Social Enterprise

    Board Vice-Chair and Chair of the Research and Development Committee

    Developing and supporting products and services using music to enhance care in Long-term care facilities nationally and internationally.

  • Headwaters - Sound Oasis

    Sound Designer - Product Consultant

    I design sound for several therapy products and consult on vibroacoustic therapy for the new VTS1000

  • University Health Network

    Research Team Member

    Working with a Team including Dr. Sid Kennedy as part of the national CAN-BIND project - studies looking for biomarkers for major depressive disorder. My study is CAN-BIND-7 - the use of sound stimulation to treat depression. This involves low frequency sound stimulation and outcome measures include EEG imaging.

Education

  • University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

    Ph.D

    Music and Education
    Master of Education, University of Manitoba Bachelor of Music, Brandon University Bachelor of Arts, University of Manitoba L.Mus - Licentiate Diploma in Vocal Performance A. Mus - Associate Diploma in Vocal Performance Teacher Certification, University of Manitoba

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