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Voices: World Forum for Music Therapy - A new avenue for communication among music therapy communities

Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy, 2001
Welcome to the inaugural issue of a new international music therapy journal, electronically published and with free access. We're sure you have noticed the growing interest in the field of music therapy. The number of music therapists around the world is increasing every year. Diverse contexts for music therapy work grow too.
Carolyn Kenny, Brynjulf Stige
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Unheard Voices and the Music of Resistance

Voices, 2021
This commentary addresses the current social turmoil in Colombia, the role of music in protest, and the actions of the music therapy community in response to the situation.
Juanita Eslava-Mejia
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Embedding Music and Music Therapy in Care Pathways for People with Dementia in the 21st Century—a position paper

Music & Science, 2021
Unique music therapy interventions are discussed from a clinical educational and research perspective, demonstrating a current position on music therapy for people living with dementia and their carers.
Helen Odell-Miller
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“Not a Note in My Head”

Voices
Research on the health and well-being benefits of participating in music therapy initiatives such as group singing and drumming is steadily increasing.
Edel Coughlan
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Musicking Together: Affective, Cognitive and Physical Aspects of a Music Therapy Group Work

Voices, 2017
The purpose of this qualitative study was to describe and discuss the affective, cognitive, and physical events that occur when people gather to make music.
Rosemyriam Cunha
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Music Therapy, Song and Communication

Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy, 2009
The therapeutic relationship between therapist, client and music can also be considered as part of a communication system. Illness can seriously affect the functioning of this system in the music therapy process. The musical form song is used very often in therapeutic processes. It can be very efficient in the treatment.
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The Leader of the Band: A Case Story of Community Music Therapy on a Hospital Ward for People Who Have Dementia

Voices, 2014
This case story was undertaken as part of a research project[1] investigating music therapy to aid relationships between people with dementia and their family members.
Patrice Dennis, Daphne Joan Rickson
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Honoring Día de los Muertos as a Mexican American Music Therapist

Voices
Día de los Muertos plays a significant role in Mexican American culture and has implications for how communities in the borderlands process experiences of death and dying.
Marisa de León
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Bridging the Clinic to Community: Music Performance as Social Transformation for Military Service Members

Frontiers in Psychology, 2019
The use of music performance in music therapy with military service members is discussed as a vehicle for social transformation and reintegration. The use of performance in music therapy is not without controversy primarily because therapy is considered ...
Rebecca Vaudreuil, Rebecca Vaudreuil, Hannah Bronson, Joke Bradt   +3 more
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The Perception and Practice of Community Music Therapy in Ireland

Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy, 2018
The community music therapy (CoMT) approach is increasingly recognised as a valid way of working with clients in the context of their culture and society. Many descriptions and vignettes of CoMT have been presented internationally which illustrate the various forms it can take, but there is no information on its prevalence or practice in Ireland.
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