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New Zealand Journal of Music Therapy 21 (2023)

The full issue of the journal will published online in mid-December. Selected content may be published early online.
A print edition will be sent to MThNZ members in January. For MThNZ membership options (RMTh, Student, Friend, Retired, and Corporate) click here .

Editorial

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Alison Talmage & May Bee Choo Clulee 吳美珠

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Professional Practice & Research

Note, professional practice and research articles are anonymously reviewed anonymous reviews by two (occasionally three) peer reviewers.

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Community Voices

Note, Community Voices  articles receive an open review.

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Book Reviews

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Theses and Publications Alert

Compiled by …
NZJMT’s annual celebration of completed PhD and Master’s and publications by New Zealand Registered Music Therapists. This year we have also included a list of Music Therapy Week media broadcasts and publications, by RMThs and others, which will continue to be valuable as we raise awareness and advocate for music therapy in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Editorial Team

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ISSN 1176-3264
ISSN 2744-63

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Editor:                               Alison Talmage
Assistant Editor:            May Bee Choo Clulee 吳美珠

Image Accessibility Advisor:
Áine Kelly-Costello

NZJMT Advisory Panel (2023):
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Helen Dowthwaite NZ RMTh, MThNZ Executive Officer
Nolan Hodgson (Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāti Awa) NZ RMTh
Assoc Prof Sarah Hoskyns NZRMTh
Neil Jourdan NZ RMTh, Chair, Registration Board
Adjunct Prof Daphne Rickson NZ RMTh, MThNZ President Emerita
Penny Warren NZ RMTh

Editorial Advisers (2023):
A list will be published in December.

Disclaimer:
Statements of fact and opinion in articles published by NZJMT are those of the respective authors and contributors to the journal, and not those of NZJMT or Music Therapy New Zealand. Neither NZJMT nor MThNZ can accept legal responsibility or liability for errors or omissions that may be made. Readers should make their own evaluation of the appropriateness of any research and practice methods described.

Privacy Notice:
The journal is published in good faith. Inquiries (including take-down notices) should be sent to the Editor: nzjmt1@musictherapy.org.nz
or MThNZ Executive Officer:  info@musictherapy.org.nz

Music Therapy has not only brought our daughter great improvements in motor planning, finger strength, communication and attention span, it has brought her great joy as well. There is no place she would rather be than in a room making music.
John and Emma - Hamilton, NZ
John and Emma - Hamilton, NZ
“Yesterday was one of the most rewarding when we had a visit from a Music Therapist. What a great experience. To see a whole group of residents joining in by either singing, requesting, conversing, or ‘playing’ an instrument was a very emotional experience. The communication between residents was great and it was obvious how well they responded…it was brilliant.”
Family Member - Hamilton, NZ
Family Member - Hamilton, NZ
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Staff Member
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Support Person
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“Pip has vast knowledge on how to engage and get results from children in her Music Therapy sessions. Her lessons are motivating and targeted for each individual child. Pip finds the just-right blend between the much needed structure that anchors and regulates our students, while always leaving room for improvisation, exploration, and musical adventures co-created with the students. Her communication with the family and team that supports the child is second to none, taking an interest in using strategies that work within the school/home setting as well as sharing strategies that go well in each session”
Justine SENCO Newtown School

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