WCMT 2014 – preliminary programme – WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2014

Wednesday, July 9, 2014 Spotlight Session RT = Round Table WS = Workshop P = Paper Presentation The numbers in front of each presentation title are the publication numbers. By looking up those numbers in the abstract supplement you find the description of the respective presentation.

09:00 – 11:00

Spotlight Session 2

Plenary Hall

11:30 – 12:30

Workshops

WS14

GET YOUR GROOVE ON! IMPROVISATIONAL GROUP DRUMMING IN MENTAL HEALTH D. Tague, Winchester/US

WS15

BUILDLING COMMUNITY THROUGH FACILITY-WIDE PERFORMANCES IN A PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITY. B. Landless, Berryville, Virginia/US

WS16

IMPROVISATION AS "UNTHOUGHT KNOWN" - A CREATIVE TECHNIQUE IN MUSIC THERAPY SUPERVISION E. Weymann, Hamburg/DE

WS17

An Introduction to Vocal Psychotherapy: Songs of the Self D. Austin, New York/US

WS19

EXTENDING THE CULTURE OF FAMILY THROUGH MUSIC THERAPY: RESEARCH THROUGH LIVED EXPERIENCES L. Magill1, T. Merrill2; 1Ontario/US, 2Ypsilanti/US

WS20

RHYTHMIC MUSIC THERAPY IN PSYCHOSOMATIC AND PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION C. Münzberg, Graz/AT

11:30 – 12:00

Paper Presentations

P014A

MUSIC IN THE HOLOCAUST AND ITS IMPLICATIONS TO MUSIC THERAPY A. Fisher, Ramat Gan/IL

P014

MUSIC THERAPY IN HEIDELBERG - THE 'CORE'-PRINCIPLE A. Wormit, Heidelberg/DE

P015

CREATIVE MUSICAL EDUCATION. METHOD FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MUSICAL SKILLS FOR MUSIC-THERAPIST I. Sánchez Constantino, Mexico City/MX

P016

CAN MUSIC THERAPY LEARN FROM THE “CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE”? T. Hillecke, J. Koenig, M. Warth; Heidelberg/DE

concurrent sessions

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MORE FROM MUSIC: MUSIC REHABILITATION FOR COCHLEAR IMPLANT USERS S. Hodkinson1, R. van Beseow2, B. Oliver1, M. Grasmeder2; 1Souhtampton/UK, 2Southampton/UK

P018

MUSIC THERAPY RESEARCH: TRENDS AND PATTERNS B. Wheeler, Beach Haven/US

P019

MUSIC THERAPY USING RUSSIAN FOLKSONGS FOR A RUSSIAN WOMAN LIVING IN JAPAN Y. Nishimoto, Kumamoto/JP

12:00 – 12:30

Paper Presentations

P020

NORDOFF-ROBBINS MUSIC THERAPIST TRAINING IN ASIA D.M. KIM1, H.S. Baek2; 1Jeonju/KR, 2Seoul/KR

P021

REFLECTIONS ON FEMINIST MUSIC THERAPY PEDAGOGY IN TEACHING MUSIC THERAPY N. Hahna, Slippery Rock/US

P022

DILEMMAS OR THE DIFINITIVE ANSWER: CAN A MANUAL ACCOMODATE QUALITY AND QUANTITY? S. Compton Dickinson, London/UK

P023

MUSIC THERAPY PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN WITH COCHLEAR IMPLANTS Y. Quique, Bogota/CO

P024

MUSIC IN MUSIC THERAPY: EUROPEAN CLINICAL, THEORETICAL AND RESEARCH APPROACHES J. Backer1, J. Sutton2; 1Leuven/BE, 2Belfast/UK

P025

MUSIC THERAPY AND AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS CHRONIC DISEASE: FEASABILITY AND POTENTIAL S. Truasheim, Brisbane/AU

14:30 – 16:30

Round Tables

RT06A

WFMT: BUILDING ON THE PAST AND MOVING INTO THE FUTURE A. Heiderscheit1, P. Kern2, J. Spivey3; 1Minneapolis/US, 2/US, 3Fort Worth, Tx/US

RT06

MUSIC THERAPY EDUCATION AND TRAINING FROM EAST TO WEST L. Magill1, S. Hoskyns2, D.M. KIM3, K. Stachyra4, S. Sundar5; 1Ontario/US, 2Wellington/NZ, 3/KR, 4/PL, 5/IN

RT07

CULTURALLY TRANSFORMED MUSIC THERAPY IN THE PERINATAL & PAEDIATRIC NICU H. Shoemark, Melbourne/AU

RT08

NEW MUSICTHERAPY ANALYSIS TOOLS FOR VEGETATIVE AND MINIMALLY CONSCIOUS STATE PATIENTS A. DE SERIO, Bari/IT

RT09

ROUND TABLE: MUSIC THERAPY IN CORRECTIONAL SETTINGS L. Hakvoort1, C. Gold2, A. Crimmins3, M. Silverman4, H. Leith5, S. Compton Dickinson6, L.(. Tuastad7; 1Enschede/NL, 2Bergen/NO, 3/US, 4Minneapolis/US, 5/UK, 6Flat ./UK, 7/NO

concurrent sessions

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SHARING GOOD PRACTICE IN RWANDA AND BEYOND: THE ROLE OF DIGITAL MEDIA C. Anderson1, N. Haire2, A. Quin2, M. PAVLICEVIC2; 1Cambridge/UK, 2London/UK

14:30 – 16:00

Drumcircle Workshop

14:30 – 15:00

Paper Presentations

P027

THE DEVELOPMENT OF MUSIC THERAPY SERVICES IN ECUADOR: CULTURAL AND THERAPIST PERSPECTIVES K. Van Loan, Bronx/US

P028

BENEFITS OF AN ASIAN MUSIC THERAPY STUDENT GROUP: MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES Y. LIN1, B. Abrams2; 1Taipei/TW, 2Montclair/US

P029

GROUP PSYCHOANALYSIS AND MUSICTHERAPY C. Münzberg, Graz/AT

P030

SUSTAINABLE MUSIC THERAPY PRACTICE IN SINGAPORE: AWWA CHORALE E. Lee, Singapore/SG

P031

USING THE MUSIC OF OTHER CULTURES IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: FOR WHAT PURPOSE? H. Loth, Cambridge/UK

P032

MUSIC, TRADITIONAL VALUES, AND PREGNANT WOMEN IN INDONESIA J. Natalia, Surabaya/ID

15:00 – 15:30

Paper Presentations

P033

CREATIVE MUSIC THERAPY WITH PREMATURE INFANTS: TESTING THE INFLUENCE ON BRAIN DEVELOPMENT F. Haslbeck, Zurich/CH

P034

CAN MUSIC BRIDGE THE CULTURAL GAP BETWEEN ARABS AND JEWS IN ISRAEL? A. Gilboa, R. Hanna; Ramat Gan/IL

P035

CROSS-CULTURAL MUSIC THERAPY SKILL-SHARING: SUCCESSES, LIMITATIONS AND CONSIDERATIONS A. Quin, C. Rowland; London/UK

P036

TRIADIC SUPPORT OF INTERACTION BY IMPROVISATION J. Strange, Cambridge/UK

P037

LOCALIZATION AND CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF MUSIC THERAPY IN IRAN DURING TWO DECADES H. Zamanian, H. Doostdar, S. Foroozanfar; Tehran/IR

P038

COMMUNITY MUSIC THERAPY IN A COLLECTIVE CULTURE H. Kimura, Y. Nishimoto; Kumamoto/JP

concurrent sessions

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MUSIC THERAPY’S ‘RIPPLE EFFECT’: A PRACTICE-LED STUDY IN DEMENTIA CARE HOMES S. Wood, M. PAVLICEVIC, G. TSIRIS; London/UK

15:30 – 16:00

Paper Presentations

P040

EVIDENCE-BASED NICU MUSIC THERAPY FOR PREMATURE INFANTS: INCREASING MEDICAL/DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES J. Standley, Tallahassee, Fl/US

P041

HARMONY AND DISCORD: CULTURAL ISSUES IN DEVELOPING MUSIC THERAPY PRACTICE IN NEPAL V. Clemencic-Jones, Randwick/AU

P042

THE USE OF THAI INSTRUMENTS IN MUSIC THERAPY SETTINGS P. Poopityastaporn, Nakornpathom/TH

P043

C.G. JUNG AND HIS IMPORTANCE FOR MUSIC THERAPY T. Timmermann, Augsburg/DE

P044

CONNECTING A CULTURE TO THE POWER OF MUSIC IN THERAPY IN BANGLADESH K. Hinde, Mooloolaba/AU

P045

A GLOBAL MUSIC AND HEALTH MOVEMENT AND THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL CHALLENGES FACED. M. Swijghuisen Reigersberg, London/UK

P046

WHAT A GLORIOUS FEELING, I'M HAPPY AGAIN: MUSIC THERAPY AND DEMENTIA SYMPTOMS R. Pendry, M.H. Hsu; Derby/UK

16:00 – 16:30

Paper Presentations

P047

MUSIC THERAPY APPROACHES IN NICU: DIFFERENCES, SIMILARITIES, AND PERSPECTIVES M. Nöcker-Ribaupierre, München/DE

P048

INTEGRATION OF CHINESE MUSIC AND YIN-YANG PRINCIPLE IN GUIDED IMAGERY AND MUSIC W.M. Ng, Hong Kong/HK

P049

DOES PSYCHOANALYSIS HAVE A ROLE TO PLAY WITHIN INDIAN MUSIC THERAPY TRAININGS? R. Oreschnick, S. Purey; New Delhi/IN

P050

MENTALIZATION AND ITS RELATION TO MUSIC THERAPY G. Strehlow, Hamburg/DE

P051

SIGNIFICANCE OF HAWAIIAN CULTURE IN MUSIC THERAPY IN HAWAII K. Kajiwara, Honolulu/US

P052

TOWARDS A CULTURE OF HYBRIDITY IN MUSIC THERAPY? B. Stige1, L. Bunt2; 1Bergen/NO, 2Bristol/UK

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WCMT 2014 – preliminary programme – WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2014 17:00 – 18:00

Workshops

concurrent sessions

WS21

ACCULTURATIVE STRESS REDUCTION AND CULTURAL ADJUSTMENT IN MUSIC THERAPY S. Kim, Rockville Centre/US

WS22

APPLICATION OF NEUROBIOLOGY RESEARCH TO A MUSIC THERAPY PROTOCOL FOR TRAUMA TREATMENT G. Behrens, Elizabethtown, Pa/US

WS23

MUSIC THERAPEUTIC IMPROVISATION AND SUPERVISION H. Schmidt, T. Timmermann, J. Bosse; Augsburg/DE

WS24

MUSIC IMAGERY RELAXATION (MIR), A TECHNIQUE BASED ON THE BONNY METHOD M. Gimeno, New Paltz/US

WS25

RHYTHM IN A CHAOTIC WORLD - DYNAMIC BATUKADA WORKSHOP R. Bar Even, S. Pridor; Ramot Hashavim/IL

WS26

RAP MUSIC THERAPY (WORKSHOP) L. Hakvoort, Enschede/NL

WS27

CORE TECHNQUES THAT CAN DEEPEN MUSIC THERAPY SESSIONS ACROSS CULTURES Y. White, Chapel Hill/US

WS28

MUSIC BEFORE MEDICINE B. Davidson, S. Wu; Rowland Heights/US

17:00 – 17:30

Paper Presentations

P054

EXPLORING MUSIC THERAPISTS' PERCEPTIONS OF SPIRITUALITY: AN INTERNATIONAL SURVEY G. TSIRIS, London/UK

P055

HOME-BASED PREFERRED MUSIC LISTENING FOR OLDER CHINESE MIGRANTS IN AUSTRALIA C. Yuen, Y. Wen; Melbourne/AU

P056

ONE DECADE OF THE "HEIDELBERG MODEL OF MUSIC THERAPY" IN OTOLOGY H. Argstatter, M. Grapp, E. Hutter; Heidelberg/DE

P057

MINDFULNESS-BASED MUSIC THERAPY FOR WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER T. Lesiuk, Miami, Fl/US

P058

STORYCOMPOSING PROMOTING CHILDREN'S VOICE H. Hakomäki, Helsinki/FI

P059

BEING A PLAYER: ARTICULATING COLLABORATIVE PROCESS IN MUSIC PROJECTS WITH MARGINALISED YOUTH L. Bolger, Parkville/AU

17:30 – 18:00

Paper Presentations

P060

HOSPICE SPIRITUAL CARE: ETHICS AND TRAINING RECOMMENDATIONS FROM CHAPLAINS AND MUSIC THERAPISTS M. Masko, Grand Forks/US

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P061

DOUBLE CONCERTO - WORKING WITH MULTICULTURAL POPULATIONS IN MELBOURNE V. Ip-Winfield, Greensborough/AU

P062

MEDICAL THEORIES AND SCIENTIFIC PARADIGMS: NEW GUIDELINES FOR RESEARCH IN MUSIC THERAPY? W. Mastnak, Shanghai/CN

P063

UNDERSTANDING SUPPORT MUSICALLY AND RELATIONALLY IN CANCER GROUPS: INITIAL FINDINGS AND REFLECTIONS B. Abrams1, L. Oswanski2; 1Montclair/US, 2Morristown, New Jersey/US

P064

PRODUCT THROUGH PROCESS: SONGWRITING PROCESSES IN FOSTERING RELATIONSHIP AND COMMUNICATION J. Carpente, New York/US

P065

MUSIC GROUPS, MUSICAL ESTHETICS AND MUSIC THERAPY IN MENTAL HEALTH R. Siqueira-Silva, Coimbra/PT

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