Tacpac - communication through touch and music
TACPAC®
communication through touch and music
Tel/Fax: 01865-772213
E: info@tacpac.co.uk
W: www.tacpac.co.uk
19 Florence Park Rd, Oxford OX4 3PN, UK

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TacpacTM One
(sets 1, 2, 3)
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TacpacTM Two
(4, 5, HandyPac)
Full pack
£72.50

(includes worldwide p&p)
Extra set
of 3 CDs
£45
Extra set
of 3 laminates
£12.50
Extra booklet
£18
About us
Hilary Wainer - creator and founder

info@tacpac.co.uk
01865-772213
Hilary Wainer BMus, MEd, DipMTh
... founded TacpacTM and co-created the material. She has many years' experience as a teacher and music therapist, working alongside children with a wide range of learning difficulties, in different settings. She has had a special interest in those who have profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD), and multi-sensory impairment (MSI). Hilary is an accredited music therapy supervisor with the Association of Professional Music Therapists (APMT), and has worked as a trainer and facilitator in schools and mental health settings through the highly popular "Beat That!" events.

She currently works as an early years special educational needs inclusion teacher. Hilary's inspiration for her work comes directly from the responses and reactions of the children, young people and adults she has worked with over the years, and the encouragement, creative ideas and enthusiasm from colleagues and co-workers from the wider TacpacTM community. She loves to hear from you!

Alexander Massey was instrumental in helping re-launch TacpacTM, devise activities, compose music and perform it for TacpacTM Two. He helped develop the TacpacTM trainings, write articles, set up the website, and bring TacpacTM to where it is today. He has taught music and drama in schools, trained teachers, and conducted educational research at Oxford University, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, published a number of articles and book chapters on research methodology, also editing two education books including 'Children Learning in Context' for JAI Press. He works as a communication specialist <http://www.authenticvoice.co.uk/> and singing teacher <http://www.oxfordsinginglessons.co.uk/>.
Thank you

A wholehearted thanks to you, the wider Tacpac community, which now has an  international range, made close and immediate by email and telephone. Your  comments, suggestions and enthusiasm have been so appreciated.