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Book Review: Amelia Oldfield and Mandy Carr (eds), Collaborations Within and Between Dramatherapy and Music Therapy: Experiences, Challenges and Opportunities in Clinical and Training Contexts 书评:阿米莉亚奥德菲尔德和曼迪卡尔(编)，戏剧治疗和音乐治疗内部和之间的合作:经验，挑战和机遇在临床和培训环境

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British Journal of Music Therapy

Pub Date : 2019-03-13 DOI: 10.1177/1359457519837578

Jennifer French

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Erratum: Jane Edwards (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Music Therapy 勘误:简爱德华兹(编)，音乐治疗的牛津手册

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British Journal of Music Therapy

Pub Date : 2019-01-01 DOI: 10.1177/1359457519844139

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‘In the therapist’s head and heart’: An investigation into the profound impact that motherhood has on the work of a music therapist “在治疗师的头脑和心中”：母亲对音乐治疗师工作的深远影响的调查

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British Journal of Music Therapy

Pub Date : 2018-10-23 DOI: 10.1177/1359457518805999

Lucy Dindoyal

This essay, based on a qualitative research project undertaken by the author while training at Roehampton University, explores the profound impact motherhood can have on the work of a music therapist. Motivated by the close parallels between the roles of mother and therapist as described in psychodynamic theory, the study involved three interviews with music therapist-mothers, and used Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis to analyse the data. Three superordinate themes emerged: Conflict and Growth; Drawing from Motherhood ‘Toolkit’; and Therapist Boundaries. Findings highlighted the multifaceted nature of the participants’ experiences, revealing both the positive and negative impact being a mother has on the work of a music therapist and the complex ways in which these roles intertwined with each other. During the research process, a broader picture emerged, placing the participants’ experiences within the context of Western culture’s idealised expectations of motherhood, which appeared to exert a powerful influence. It also drew attention to the limitations inherent in the ‘maternal metaphor’ which parallels the roles of mother and therapist, questioning its gender-specificity and the impact this has on music therapist-mothers. This small study provides a starting point for discussion regarding the challenges music therapist-mothers – as well as music therapists who are not mothers – face in a profession in which women make up the majority of the workforce.

本文基于作者在罗汉普顿大学(Roehampton University)接受培训期间进行的定性研究项目，探讨了母亲身份对音乐治疗师工作的深远影响。由于心理动力学理论所描述的母亲和治疗师角色之间的密切相似之处，该研究涉及对音乐治疗师母亲的三次访谈，并使用解释现象学分析来分析数据。三个重要的主题出现了:冲突与增长;借鉴母性“工具包”;和治疗师的界限。研究结果强调了参与者经历的多面性，揭示了母亲对音乐治疗师工作的积极和消极影响，以及这些角色相互交织的复杂方式。在研究过程中，一个更广阔的图景出现了，将参与者的经历置于西方文化对母性的理想化期望的背景下，这似乎产生了强大的影响。它还引起了人们对“母亲隐喻”固有局限性的关注，这种隐喻将母亲和治疗师的角色相提并论，质疑其性别特异性及其对音乐治疗师母亲的影响。这项小型研究为讨论音乐治疗师母亲——以及非母亲的音乐治疗师——在女性占大多数劳动力的职业中面临的挑战提供了一个起点。

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Music therapy and dementia care practice in the United Kingdom: A British Association for Music Therapy membership survey 英国音乐治疗和痴呆护理实践:英国音乐治疗协会会员调查

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British Journal of Music Therapy

Pub Date : 2018-10-22 DOI: 10.1177/1359457518799854

J. Schneider

The place of music therapy in the spectrum of musical interventions in dementia care needs to be better understood in light of the ‘supply’ and ‘demand’ of this provision. A semi-structured, online survey of British Association for Music Therapy members and affiliates was undertaken in summer 2017. It asked respondents to report on employment practice and settings, and experience in dementia-related music therapy. It asked about training received and given, and what barriers prevent wider availability of music therapy for people with dementia in the United Kingdom. Replies came from 188 people, 142 of whom were working with people with dementia. Most respondents reported working in the public or voluntary sector, but one in five was self-employed. Most (61%) were employed in residential care or hospital settings, for an average of 20 hours per week. The main factor that would increase music therapy provision in dementia care was seen as ‘greater awareness’ of music therapy amongst the general public and within the National Health Service. Nearly one-quarter (23%) thought that training and development could help increase provision. This was the largest survey undertaken to date of dementia practice by Music Therapists in the United Kingdom. It has implications for recruitment, professional development, promotion of the specialism and research.

需要根据这一规定的“供应”和“需求”，更好地理解音乐疗法在痴呆症护理音乐干预中的地位。2017年夏天，对英国音乐治疗协会的会员和附属机构进行了一项半结构化的在线调查。它要求受访者报告就业实践和环境，以及痴呆症相关音乐治疗的经验。它询问了在英国接受和提供的培训情况，以及阻碍痴呆症患者更广泛地获得音乐治疗的障碍。来自188人的回复，其中142人与痴呆症患者一起工作。大多数受访者表示在公共或志愿部门工作，但五分之一的人是自营职业者。大多数人（61%）受雇于养老院或医院，平均20人每周工作小时。增加痴呆症护理中音乐治疗的主要因素被视为公众和国家卫生服务部门对音乐治疗的“更高认识”。近四分之一（23%）的人认为培训和发展有助于增加供应。这是英国音乐治疗师迄今为止对痴呆症实践进行的最大规模的调查。它对招聘、专业发展、专业晋升和研究都有影响。

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Book Review: Stella Compton Dickinson and Laurien Hakvoort, The Clinician’s Guide to Forensic Music Therapy 书评:斯特拉·康普顿·狄金森和劳伦·哈克沃特，《法医音乐治疗临床医生指南》

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British Journal of Music Therapy

Pub Date : 2018-10-22 DOI: 10.1177/1359457518803601

H. Short

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British Journal of Music Therapy

Pub Date : 2018-10-19 DOI: 10.1177/1359457518805994

Philippa Derrington

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Response to Justine Schneider’s article ‘Music therapy and dementia care practice in the United Kingdom: A British Association for Music Therapy membership survey’ 对Justine Schneider文章《英国的音乐治疗和痴呆症护理实践：英国音乐治疗协会会员调查》的回应

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British Journal of Music Therapy

Pub Date : 2018-10-19 DOI: 10.1177/1359457518805995

H. Odell-Miller

Justine Schneider’s article is timely, as it coincides with a national initiative to promote and prioritise music, including music therapy, as a core and essential intervention for people with dementia at all stages of their care. The initiative arises from the Commission on Music and Dementia, funded by the Utley Foundation, and organised by the International Longevity Centre (ILC). Following the Commission, Grace Meadows, Music Therapist and previously BAMT (British Association for Music Therapy) development officer has been appointed as Programme Director by the Utley Foundation to work closely with the government and public services, to implement the recommendations across the United Kingdom. Recommendations primarily call for embedding music interventions, including music therapy, in dementia care pathways, building music interventions into strategies for people living with dementia including appointing local music ambassadors, and for more research in the field. The results of the BAMT survey reported here in Schneider’s article contributed to the outcomes of the consultation process and resulting strategy document launched in the House of Lords in January 2018 (Bowell and Bamford, 2018), What would life be – without a song or a dance, what are we? – Commission on Music and Dementia, which can be found in full on the ILC website. The Commission gathered evidence from across the world including from Music Therapists and, although United Kingdom focused, it also represents the state of the evidence in music therapy and music as interventions for people with dementia. Schneider’s article reports the results of the BAMT survey and her reflections upon these; it is extremely welcome and timely. In this invited response, I aim to update readers on what has happened since the Commission, to summarise key recommendations from it and to provide further information, raise questions and challenges for the music therapy profession. Four Music Therapists were part of the Commission, and we had a general role in drawing forward evidence and information from musicians, including qualified Music Therapists across all training programmes. We also aimed to help the Commission understand the different roles and types of training needed for delivering music interventions, including music therapy, for people living with dementia. This included advice about stakeholders who would be able to contribute to the consultation process from a range of services, and teams, including calling for case studies. In the full web-based document (Bowell and Bamford, 2018), case studies from working Music Therapists about their daily work, both from the care sector and the National Health Service (NHS) are included. I would encourage readers to read the full document and to use it to help develop new posts in music therapy for people living with dementia, and to develop research projects. The Commission drew together evidence from all relevant areas, organisations and individua

Justine Schneider的文章很及时，因为它与一项国家倡议不谋而合，该倡议旨在推广和优先考虑音乐，包括音乐治疗，作为痴呆症患者在各个护理阶段的核心和基本干预措施。该倡议由音乐与痴呆症委员会发起，由乌特利基金会资助，国际长寿中心组织。委员会成立后，音乐治疗师、前英国音乐治疗协会（BAMT）发展官Grace Meadows被乌特利基金会任命为项目总监，与政府和公共服务部门密切合作，在英国各地实施这些建议。建议主要呼吁将音乐干预（包括音乐治疗）纳入痴呆症护理途径，将音乐干预纳入痴呆症患者的策略，包括任命当地音乐大使，并在该领域进行更多研究。Schneider的文章中报告的BAMT调查结果有助于2018年1月在上议院启动的咨询过程和由此产生的战略文件的结果（Bowell和Bamford，2018），生活会是什么样的——没有歌声或舞蹈，我们是什么音乐和痴呆症委员会，可在国际法委员会网站上完整找到。委员会收集了来自世界各地的证据，包括来自音乐治疗师的证据，尽管重点是英国，但它也代表了音乐治疗和音乐作为痴呆症患者干预措施的证据状况。Schneider的文章报道了BAMT调查的结果以及她对这些结果的思考；这是非常受欢迎和及时的。在这篇受邀的回复中，我旨在向读者介绍自委员会成立以来发生的最新情况，总结委员会的主要建议，并提供进一步的信息，提出音乐治疗行业的问题和挑战。四名音乐治疗师是委员会的成员，我们在从音乐家那里收集证据和信息方面发挥了一般作用，包括所有培训项目中的合格音乐治疗师。我们还旨在帮助委员会了解为痴呆症患者提供音乐干预（包括音乐治疗）所需的不同角色和培训类型。这包括关于能够从一系列服务和团队为咨询过程做出贡献的利益相关者的建议，包括呼吁进行案例研究。在完整的基于网络的文件中（Bowell和Bamford，2018），包括了来自护理部门和国家医疗服务体系（NHS）的在职音乐治疗师关于他们日常工作的案例研究。我鼓励读者阅读完整的文件，并用它来帮助开发痴呆症患者音乐治疗的新帖子，以及开发研究项目。委员会汇集了所有相关领域、组织和个人的证据，包括神经科学、音乐治疗、音乐学、音乐和音乐治疗参与者、痴呆症患者及其护理人员的证据。它还呼吁了来自国家健康与护理卓越研究所（NICE）、英格兰健康教育部、英国负责委托护理的人、自愿和法定资助机构以及下议院和上议院议员的领导人。令人振奋的是，在MHA养老院等一些组织中，音乐和音乐治疗干预措施是如何优先考虑痴呆症患者的，以及人们对音乐对痴呆症患者强大影响的普遍认可程度；尽管最近更新的Cochrane综述对音乐疗法的益处没有定论（Van der Steen等人，2018）。

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Music therapy within an integrated project for families exposed to domestic violence: A qualitative study of professionals’ perspectives 家庭暴力综合项目中的音乐治疗：专业人士观点的定性研究

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British Journal of Music Therapy

Pub Date : 2018-10-19 DOI: 10.1177/1359457518805281

Luke Annesley

This article focuses on a collaborative project that took place from 2012 to 2015 between an NHS Music Therapy Service for children and young people, a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service and the charity Housing for Women. Music therapy interventions for children and young people took place alongside therapeutic family interventions. The families involved had all experienced exposure to domestic abuse. A qualitative study of professionals’ perceptions of the project took place after the project had ended, using a methodology of Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. Interviews with non-music therapy professionals were transcribed and analysed, providing data about perceived benefits for children and families, the evolving perspectives of the professionals involved and the degree to which processes in music therapy were communicated and understood.

本文重点介绍了2012年至2015年在英国国家医疗服务体系(NHS)儿童和青少年音乐治疗服务、儿童和青少年心理健康服务以及慈善机构妇女住房之间开展的一个合作项目。对儿童和青少年的音乐治疗干预与治疗性家庭干预一起进行。这些家庭都曾遭受过家庭暴力。在项目结束后，使用解释性现象学分析的方法，对专业人员对项目的看法进行了定性研究。对非音乐治疗专业人员的访谈进行了转录和分析，提供了有关儿童和家庭的感知益处的数据，所涉及的专业人员的不断发展的观点以及音乐治疗过程的沟通和理解程度。

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British Journal of Music Therapy

Pub Date : 2018-10-19 DOI: 10.1177/1359457518805992

J. Strange

Text Watch is intended to alert readers to material they may find of interest in books and journals, but excluding music therapy journals available online. Owing to the burgeoning music therapy literature, the list is necessarily selective and cannot substitute for a comprehensive search for research purposes. Book reviews and articles of under three pages are omitted. Abstracts can be supplied by the compiler for most items. Readers are reminded that by notifying the compiler of their own publications in good time, these may be included in British Journal of Music Therapy (BJMT) in advance of their appearance in databases.

Text Watch旨在提醒读者注意他们可能对书籍和期刊感兴趣的材料，但不包括在线音乐治疗期刊。由于新兴的音乐治疗文献，该列表必然是选择性的，不能取代对研究目的的全面搜索。省略了三页以下的书评和文章。编译器可以为大多数项目提供摘要。提醒读者，通过及时通知编辑他们自己的出版物，这些出版物可能会在数据库中出现之前被收录在《英国音乐治疗杂志》（BJMT）中。

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Sketches of Mercédès’ imagination mercsamd<e:1>想象力的草图

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British Journal of Music Therapy

Pub Date : 2018-10-16 DOI: 10.1177/1359457518805993

Gary Ansdell

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