Lee. C. A. (2016). Music at the Edge (2nd ed.). Abingdon, England: Routledge. Reviewer: Laura Halligan LLB, BA, MMusTher, NZ RMTh Cranford Hospice, Kowhai Special School and private practice Music at the Edge (2nd ed.)1, by Colin Lee, is a detailed and engaging account of thirty-three music therapy sessions between music therapist Colin …
Wheeler, B. L., & Murphy, K. M. (Eds.). (2016). Music Therapy Research (3rd ed.). Dallas, TX: Barcelona Publishers. Reviewer: Alison Talmage MMusTher (Hons), MEd, PGCertHealSc (Adv Psychotherapy Practice), PGCertHealSc (Clinical Supervision), BA (Hons), NZ RMTh Music therapy research is a complex, expanding field, encompassing a remarkable choice of methodologies and methods. Over the …
Lathom-Radocy, W. (2017). Peters’ Music Therapy: An introduction (3rd ed.). Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas. Reviewer: Jennifer Ryckaert MMT, NZ RMTh,MT-BC Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre, Auckland When Peters’ Music Therapy: An Introduction (3rd edition) by Wanda Lathom-Radocy1 was delivered to my office, with months to spare before submission of the review was required, …
Kumi Sato MS Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Japan Shigeki Sonoyama PhD Faculty of Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Japan Keywords: Music, children, developmental disabilities, single-subject design, behavioural approaches. Abstract This behavioural study, with single-subject research design, examined the use of originally composed songs to encourage children with developmental disabilities …
Brieonie Jenkins BA (Hons), GradDip (Psych) The University of Auckland Shari Storie MMusTher (Hons), BSc, BMus, NZ RMTh The University of Auckland Suzanne Purdy PhD, MSc, DipAud, MNZAS, MAudSA, FAAA The University of Auckland Keywords: Choral singing, music therapy, quality of life (QoL), neurological conditions. Abstract As New Zealand’s population ages, the prevalence of …
Megan Berentson-Glass BMus (Hons), GDipMusTh, NZ RMTh Mahinawa Specialist School, Porirua Keywords: Collaboration, community music therapy, community musician, special education, accessible concert. Abstract This report details the process and outcomes of an accessible concert project which took place in New Zealand in 2015. The project was a creative partnership between a number of organisations, …
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Sarah Hoskyns, PhD, LGSM (MT), FGSM, ARCM, NZ RMTh, HCPC (UK) Music Therapist New Zealand School of Music – Te Kōkī, Victoria University of Wellington Keywords: Music therapy training, improvisation, research method. Abstract This article explores an aspect of the findings from a completed doctoral study using a qualitative case study methodology. The field …
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