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ISSN 1504-1611 · GAMUT - Grieg Academy Music Therapy Research Centre (NORCE & University of Bergen) · 884 artikel di indeks
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Exploring Social Perceptions of Queer and Trans Music Therapists and Clients
Existing research presents a mixed picture on music therapists’ preparedness to work effectively with LGBTQIA+ clients, highlighting deficits in training and a lack of insight on the part of some music therapists into what LGBTQIA+ inclusive practice actually entails. Alongside this, there is a…
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Bridging Western Music Therapy and the Ndëpp Ritual from Senegal
This essay explores links and tensions between Western music therapy and the Senegalese Ndëpp healing ritual, asking how bridges can be built across cultural frameworks. Reflections draw on the author’s fieldwork in Senegal and Europe, supported by an interdisciplinary review of music therapy…
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"The Popular Organizaton Heals”
This research was conducted in Santiago, Chile, between March 2022 and June 2023, with a group of eight men aged 35 to 50, who were members of a popular social organization focused on public health who denounce the current crisis and advocate for equitable public health services. Existing…
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An Arts-Based Inquiry into Autistic Meltdown
This arts-based inquiry aims to evoke empathy and understanding of autistic meltdown by exploring representations in various artistic modalities of my personal meltdown experiences. I also reflect on the process by which three creative arts therapists created artistic responses to my multimedia…
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Mindful Self-Compassion and Music Therapy as a Resource for Individuals with Chronic Pain
Introduction: Treatment for individuals living with chronic pain often aims to shift patients from helplessness to resourcefulness, fostering self-efficacy. This study tested the feasibility of integrating Mindful Self-Compassion (MSC) techniques into music therapy (MT) and explored their potential…
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IImprovisational music therapy may be valuable for persons with intensive support needs because of its possibilities to connect to preferences and abilities. This study aims to explore the form, use, and active elements of improvisational music therapy for a person with intensive support needs by…
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Compassionate Human First, Music Therapist Second
In this paper we elucidate the concept that music therapy can be a radical force for social justice in institutions. We share our interactions with people in music therapy who have lived experience of disability and/or life-limiting health conditions as an impetus for exploring the intersections of…
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“But Does it Go Far Enough?”
Arts therapists practising in the UK must be registered to the statutory regulator, the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), and adhere to their various standards, including the Standards of Proficiency (HCPC, 2023a). In 2023, these standards were significantly revised. This paper shares…
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Social Music as a Prescription for Maintaining Wellness
Growing attention highlights the potential of music as a social prescription to enhance wellness. Explicating music’s function in communities can lead to healthy outcomes. During the COVID pandemic, communities tended to isolate, increasingly avoiding in-person interactions. Progress in music-based…
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Exploring Indigenous Creative Practice in Contemporary Post-Colonial Society
Music continues to play an integral role for First Peoples around the world in practicing and sustaining Culture, as well as maintaining connection to spirituality. In the face of enduring colonialism and its devastating impacts on First Nations communities, music keeps stories, language, and…
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Music Therapy, Spiritual Health Needs, and Substance Use Disorders
Individuals with Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) require multiple levels of care and support for recovery. Moreover, people with SUDs must adopt a new way of living which fosters meaning, personal growth, and connection with others to sustain ongoing sobriety. Research suggests that spirituality can…
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Integrating Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) into Music Therapy Practice
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is increasingly recognised as an essential tool for supporting people with communication access needs, including within music therapy. AAC includes a variety of methods that enhance or serve as spoken communication, functioning as either a…
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Crisis, Connection and Care
The COVID-19 outbreak in China brought multidimensional impacts on healthcare workers. This paper aims to report a rapid-response online music therapy project initiated by a volunteer team from a Chinese conservatory in early 2020, aiming to offer biopsychosocial support to the frontline healthcare…
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Nordoff & Robbins and the Art of Time
“Nordoff & Robbins and the Art of Time” is a review of the book Music, Time, and Self: A Time Model for Nordoff-Robbins Clinical Improvisation, by Tamar Hadar with co-author Dr. Kenneth Aigen. This book is the seventh volume in the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Monograph Series, published by…
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Accessibility as Collective Process
This editorial provides different perspectives on access and invites readers, authors and reviewers to actively join the collective process of improving accessibility.
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Appreciation, Remembrance,and the March 2026 Issue
This editorial pays tribute to former Voices Editorial Team member Barbara Wheeler, acknowledges service from people stepping down from the editorial team and welcomes new editorial team members. It also provides an overview of the articles in this March 2026 issue of Voices.
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Fighting Imposter Syndrome
Imposter syndrome describes a phenomenon where individuals undervalue their competence by attributing successes to external factors. The experience encompasses feelings of anxiety and shame, leading individuals to perceive themselves as frauds who do not belong in their professional roles. Music…
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The “VocaMom Group” Model
This reflective paper explores the impact of engaging with the maternal voice through a community music therapy group model named the “VocaMom Group” model, for intellectually disabled students. The model aims to empower students’ “self” sense, enhance attachment processes, and foster social…
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Music Therapy to Meet the Needs of Forcibly Displaced Children
This paper investigates the role of music therapy in supporting refugee children and youth from Ukraine during their initial resettlement in Norwegian schools. With the ongoing war in Ukraine escalating since 2022, a significant number of refugees have sought safety in Norway, prompting the…
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The Use of Music in Early Caregiver-Child Relationships in Bhutan
This study addresses how the local practices, traditions, and perspectives surrounding the use of music in early caregiver–child relationships are articulated by local musicians, singers, and health workers in the context of Bhutan. This small Buddhist kingdom in the Himalayan region with…