Molyneux, C. (Ed.). (2017). Only Connect: Poems and Stories from New Zealand Music Therapy. Nelson, NZ: Mountain Girl Publishing. Molyneux, C. (Ed.). (2018). Tales from the Music Therapy Room: […]
Book Review – Molyneux (2017, 2018) Read More »
Maharani AllanMMusTher (Hons), BA, NZ RMTh Private practice Keywords: Dementia, Community Music Therapy groups, relationships, identity music, family carers Abstract Currently, 70,000 people are living with dementia in New Zealand. This
Joan Webster BA, Dip Tchg, ASMT, NZ RMTh, Retired. Daphne Rickson PhD (Music), MMusTher, MHealSc (MenH), NZ RMTh. Victoria University of Wellington – New Zealand School of Music, Te Kōkī.
Maybelle SwaneyMA (Music Therapy), BMus, BA, RMT (Australia). Senior Music Therapist in Disability Services, Department of Human Services, South Australia. Keywords: Clinical improvisation, group music therapy, moderate–severe brain injury,emotional rehabilitation, long-term
MThNZ office will be closed from: Monday 23rd December and will reopen Monday 7 January 2019. Monday 21st January and will reopen on Monday 28th January 2019 For any urgent
MThNZ Office Hours over December 2018 – January 2019 Read More »
A lively book launch was held on November 1st at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. Claire Molyneux, past MThNZ President and NZ Music Therapy Registration Board Chair, is also the Editor
The UK launches Tales from the Music Therapy Room Read More »
Libby Johns – Registered Music Therapist talks to TV1 Breakfast Show…. about how Music Therapy can provide an outlet for those struggling to connect. Communication isn’t always easy for those
Ability To Connect Through Music Read More »
Sing Your Lungs Out! SYLO had an open day last Friday for Music Therapy Week. Sing Your Lungs Out is a
What happened during “Music Therapy Week” ? Read More »
“A musician does not equal a music therapist. Do you know why?” As part of Music Therapy Week 2018, NZ Registered Music Therapist Shari Storie had the opportunity to write
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