Music, adversity and flourishing: Exploring experiences of a community music therapy group for Australian youth

IF 0.7 Q4 REHABILITATION British Journal of Music Therapy Pub Date : 2022-02-16 DOI:10.1177/13594575221078591
K. Mcferran, Meagan Hunt
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Community music therapy is a widely accepted approach that has its origins in the British community music scene and was carefully developed with respect to participatory values dominant in Norwegian practice. This article describes the way an Australian community music therapy programme for youth has been experienced by a group of diverse young people participating in a programme that is for youth who share an enthusiasm and a passion for music and often bring formidable talent to the group. They are also young people who are experiencing adversity due to chronic illness, mental ill-health, unstable homes lives or acute personal crisis or challenge. Qualitative analysis of interviews identified a number of themes including It is like a family; We understand one another’s life experiences and It is good for me, and also identified that diverse group members responded first to the emphasis on the value of music-based experiences, but strongly benefitted from the understanding afforded of the challenges they faced as a result of adverse life experiences. Possible distinctions between traditional group music therapy with adolescents and community music therapy are considered, with implications for programme descriptions and the level of focus on music and support adopted by facilitators.
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音乐、逆境与繁荣:澳大利亚青年社区音乐治疗小组的经验探索
社区音乐疗法是一种被广泛接受的方法,它起源于英国社区音乐场景,并根据挪威实践中占主导地位的参与性价值观精心发展。这篇文章描述了澳大利亚社区青年音乐治疗项目的经历,一群不同的年轻人参加了一个项目,这个项目是为那些对音乐有热情和激情的年轻人准备的,他们经常给这个团体带来强大的才能。他们也是由于慢性疾病、精神疾病、不稳定的家庭生活或严重的个人危机或挑战而经历逆境的年轻人。访谈的定性分析确定了一些主题,包括它就像一个家庭;我们理解彼此的生活经历,这对我有好处,并且还确定了不同的小组成员首先对强调基于音乐的体验的价值做出反应,但从对他们因不良生活经历而面临的挑战的理解中受益匪浅。考虑到传统的青少年团体音乐治疗和社区音乐治疗之间可能存在的区别,以及对项目描述和对音乐的关注程度以及促进者采用的支持的影响。
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