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Am I a founder or am I a fraud? Music therapists’ experiences of developing services in healthcare organizations

Ledger, Alison Jane (University of Limerick, Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, 2010)

Developing new services is a commonplace responsibility for music therapists worldwide. Starting a job often entails being the first music therapist in a facility, and even the first music therapist many staff and clients ...
Discovering anthroposophical music therapy : an investigation of its origins and applications

Intveen, Monika Andrea (University of Limerick, 2011)

This thesis explores anthroposophical music therapy (AnMt), an approach based on the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner. AnMt is well established in some countries, such as Germany, Switzerland or the Netherlands and is practiced ...
Experts’ by experience perspectives of music therapy in mental health care: a multimodal evaluation through art, song and words.

McCaffrey, Tríona Mary (University of Limerick, 2014)

The recovery approach in mental health advocates for the involvement of service users at each stage of healthcare delivery and planning. Service user evaluation provides one pathway to enhance mental health provision. Based ...
Giving voice to service user choice: music therapy as an anti-oppressive practice

Baines, Susan (University of Limerick, 2014)

Societal structures create and maintain disparities between persons of dominant and non-dominant status affecting all aspects of the community including healthcare service delivery. Music therapists as healthcare providers ...
Is there a role for music therapy in the recovery approach in mental health?

McCaffrey, Tríona Mary; Edwards, Jane; Fannon, Dominic (Elsevier, 2011)

The recovery approach in mental health care emphasises the importance of the service user leading a fulfilling, meaningful life beyond the limitations of illness or symptomatology. This approach to care is increasingly ...
Music therapists' experience of self in clinical improvisation in music therapy: a phenomenological invesitigation.

McCaffrey, Tríona Mary (Elsevier, 2013)

How do music therapists experience themselves in clinical improvisation in music therapy? The aim of this inter-disciplinary study is to show how music therapists describe and experience the life-world of the self in ...
Music therapy and parent-infant bonding

Edwards, Jane (Oxford University Press, 2011)

Building the bonds of love in a secure relationship in the early years is considered essential to making a good start in life. Part of the repertory of interaction involves easily identified music elements. This predisposes ...
Music therapy for children with severe burn injury

Edwards, Jane (American Music Therapy Association, 1998)

Music therapy for children with severe burns is a developing field of practice and research interest in pediatric music therapy. The following article presents an overview of the nature of severe burn injury and provides ...
Music therapy's development in mental healthcare: an historical consideration of early ideas and intersecting agents

McCaffrey, Tríona Mary (SAGE Publications, 2015)

Considering the history and development of music therapy in mental health is important in providing practitioners of the field with an understanding of the context in which the profession has emerged. The shaping of the ...
Performative, arts-based, or arts-informed? Reflections on the development of arts-based research in music therapy

Ledger, Alison Jane; McCaffrey, Tríona Mary (Oxford University Press published on behalf of American Music Therapy Association, 2015)

Arts-based research (ABR) has emerged in music therapy in diverse ways employing a range of interpretive paradigms and artistic media. It is notable that no consensus exists as to when and where the arts are included in ...
Providing music therapy to the unconscious child in the paediatric intensive care unit

Kennelly, Jeanette; Edwards, Jane (Australian Music therapy Association, 1997)

This paper describes techniques used in the provision of music therapy to two children in a Paediatric Intensive Care Unit during the phase of admission when they were unconscious. The presentation of known songs and ...
The use of music therapy to assist children who have severe burns

Edwards, Jane (Australian Music Therapy Association, 1994)

Music therapy is a valuable tool in distracting children with severe burns for the pain experienced in daily debridement baths. Music therapy allows choice. facilitaling the child's sense of being in control. and provides ...

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