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14:00- 18:00 |
Board meeting
European Music Therapy Confederation (EMTC) (closed meeting) |
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AUGUST 14 th |
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9:00-18:00 |
Board meeting
meeting of the
European Music Therapy Confederation (EMTC) (closed meeting) |
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18:00-21:00 |
General Assembly meeting of the
European Music Therapy Confederation (EMTC) (closed meeting) |
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Chair: Prof. Dr. Jos De Backer |
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AUGUST 15 th |
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9:00-16:00 |
General Assembly meeting of the
European
Music Therapy Confederation (closed meeting) |
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Chair: Prof. Dr. Jos De Backer and Dr. Monika
Noecker-Ribaupierre |
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14.00 Registration Desk opens for Congress Delegates |
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18:00 Diner |
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20:00 Opening of the Congress |
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Gea van Straaten (Congress Comittee) /
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Jos de Backer (President of the EMTC)
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Annnemiek Vink (Chair of the
7th European Music Therapy Congress/
Dutch Music Therapy
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Keynote Henk Smeijsters "Dialogues in Music Therapy" |
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Musical Improvisation |
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Closure and announcements |
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Reseach |
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Clinical
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Music Therapy Theory |
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AUGUST 16 th |
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Brabant hall |
Room 20 |
Room 18 |
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Room 23 |
Room 8 |
Room 51 |
Room 80 (workshops) |
Room 82(workshops) |
Restaurant |
Exhition Hall Limburg/Meierij foyer |
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7:00 |
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8:00 |
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Breakfast |
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8:30 |
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9:00 |
KEYNOTE LECTURES
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Niek van Nieuwenhuijzen & Gaby Wijzenbeek (The Netherlands) Clashing
Cultures |
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10:00 |
Jaako
Erkkillä (Finland) Thoughts about Music Therapy: Improvisation from
an epistemological and paradigmatic point of view. |
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11:00 |
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Coffee Break |
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CULTURE
Ehud Bodner (Isreal) Song in Light of the terror Management Theory:Music
Therapy under the Threat of Death
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NEUROLOGY
Silja Straub & Stefan Mainka
(Germany) Thecatalogue of indications for music therapy in neurological
rehabilitation
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MUSIC THERAPY TRAINING
Esa
Ala-Ruona (Finland) Sharing the Views - Meaning making and collaborative
learning in clinical music therapy: multi-level training mode
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IMPROVISATION
Nuha Elsadig Ahmed & Hassan
elmahi Hussein (Sudan) Singing together for save behavioral and
practices in reproductive health
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MUSIC THERAPY THEORY
Mieke Van
Uytvanck (Belgium) Intuition and the concept of immediacy intuition
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CHILDREN
Jane Mayhew (UK) Single sessions with bereaved children: Are they useful?
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AUTISM
Peter Whelan UK) The Use of
Music Therapy to support the transition to young adult life for the
autistic adolescents
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Symposium Music & Altered
States
Jörg
Fachner (Germany) Introduction to the symposium (11:30-12:00) |
WORKSHOP
Jelle van
Buuren (The Netherlands) Dialogue through singing in music therapy
session |
WORKSHOP
Sanne
Storm (Faroe
Islands) Psychodynamic Voice Therapy - a music therapeutic approach
with psychiatric patients suffering from depression |
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STANDS (all day)
CHOROI
Time
Domain Europe
Jessica Kingsley Publishers
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Ilse Wolfram (Germany) What helps in Music Therapy with Refugees
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Gabriella Giordanella Perilli (Italy) Music Therapy in neurological
rehabilitation
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Peter Hoffman (Germany) Improvisation in music therapy training:
Experiencing musical components in improvisation
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Gro
Trondalen (Norway) Improvisation - a multilayered phenomenon.
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Kimmo Lehtonen (Finland) Is Music a Subject? Music in the symmetric and
asymmetric psychic systems
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Emma Davies (UK) “It’s a Family Affair;” - Interactive Music Therapy
with Children and their Families
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Simona Ghezzi & Anna Boesso (Italy) The Language with Down Sindrome
children : the origin of the word”
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Lucanne Magill (Canada)
Challenges of end-stage illnesses (12:00-12:30)
Allessandro Ricciarelli (USA)
Meditation and guided Imagery with cancer patients (12:30-13:00) |
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13:00 |
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14:00 |
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ANALYZING MUSIC THERAPY SESSIONS
Avi Gilboa & Amit Klein (Israel) The MAP:A new software for describing,
communicating, and analyzing music therapy sessions
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DEMENTIA
Hanne Mette Ridder (Denmark)
Person centred music therapy and frontotemporal dementia. Designing a
research protocol
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CHILDREN
Hanna Hakomäki (Finland)
Storycomposing as a music therapy model
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MUSIC THERAPY TRAINING
Patricia
Sabbatella & Graça Mota (Spain) A model for music therapy training in
Spain and Portugal according to the European Higher Education System -
Bologna Process
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MUSIC THERAPY THEORY
Almut Pioch (The Netherlands)
Musictherapy and Schema-focused Therapy
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PSYCHIATRY
Hans Petter Solli (Norway)
"Shut up and
play!” Music Therapy with a man with schizophrenia – a resource-oriented
perspective.
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MUSIC IN THERAPY
Angela Harrison (UK) Finding a
voice - music as a catalyst for meaningful communication
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Symposium Music & Altered
States
Estella Kempen (The Netherlands)
Researching
sound induced altered states
(14:00-14:30)
Wolfgang Schmid (Germany)
Creative music therapy with multipe sclerosis patients
14:30-15:00)
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WORKSHOP
Karin Schou
(Den Mark) Guided Relaxation and Music - A Music Therapy Method for
Improving Relaxation and Reducing Anxiety
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WORKSHOP
Albert Berman
(The Netherlands) I'm A Serious Case, Introduction to provocative music
therapy |
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POSTERS (all day)
Patxi
del Campo San Vicente (Spain) The dialogue of the impossible to find
the possible improvisation
Alvaro Pérez Gallardo & Patricia L. Sabbatella (Spain) Improvisational
music therapy with an adolescent with Traumatic Brain Injury.
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Thomas Wosch & Tony Wigram(Germany & UK) Microanalysis in Music therapy
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Monique van Bruggen-Rufi (The Netherlands) Individualized,
culture-centred music therapy with elderly from the former Dutch Indies
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Heike Raff-Lichtenberger (Germany) Building a dialogue - music therapy
with children in a private practice
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David Schwartz (Israel) The Music Therapist's music-world "Music Therapy
Training, "music-world"
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Allesandra Padula (Italy) Popular music in music therapy: musical events
and processes of communication
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Charlotte Lindvang & Britta Frederiksen (Denmark) The Need for
Autonomy and the Nature of Doing, - about Men in Music Therapy
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Wendy Ruck (UK) Does a Therapeutic Utopia Exist?
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Helena
Bogopolski (Israel) The effect of music on patients undergoing general
anesthesia (15:00-15:30) |
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Francesca Bresaola & Giulia
Stola (Italy) Musictherapy work with partial- and completely blind, and/or
with pluri-handicaps
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Elena Zavarise & Elisabetta
Verdolini (Italy) Musictherapy with patients in post-coma in the
rehabilitation phase
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Coffee Break |
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16:00 |
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ANALYZING MUSIC THERAPY SESSIONS
Katja Rixen (Belgium) Triangulation: Analysis and Meaning of Nordoff/Robbins
Piano Improvisations in a Psychoanalytical Setting
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ELDERLY PRISONERS
Matthew Huckel ( UK)
'Music Therapy with Elderly 'Lifer' Prisoners: Who wants to know?'
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NEUROLOGY
Mirdza Paipare (Latvia) Fostering
speech motor ability after brain trauma
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TINNITUS
Iris Valentin &
Elke Willwoll (Germany) Evaluation Project: "Audio-communication" - a
music therapeutic treatment for Tinnitus
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COUNSELING
Rita Strand Frisk (Norway)
Music therapy and counselling
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THERAPEUTIC PROCESS
Anke Coomans (Belgium)
Change of therapist, change of therapy? Looking for a place and some
space in a replacement
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DEMENTIA
Vannie & Jordan Winfield
(Australia) Group music therapy program in a Dutch hostel in Melbourne
Australia
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Symposium Music & Altered
States
Stella Compton-Dickinson (UK)
Cognitive analytic music therapy and the treatment of dissociation.
(16:00:16:30) |
AUTISM
Ferdinando Suvini (Italy)Music
Therapy and autism. Musical form and structure in intersubjectivity
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VIDEO
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Halmeyer - Roos (Curacao) Beyond the rhythm of the Tambu
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Stichting Papageno - Ria Veldhuizen (The Netherlands) Moments of
musical meeting
Alyne Mizutani (Italy) Songs in our life.
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17:00 |
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Dinner |
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20:00 |
CONCERT: Ferenc Hutÿra & Louis Ignatius Gall (The Netherlands) |
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21:00 |
SUNSHIELD BAND (The Netherlands) |
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AUGUST 17 th |
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Brabant hall |
Room 20 |
Room 18 |
Room 19 |
Room 21 |
Room 22 |
Room 23 |
Room 8 |
Room 51 |
Room 80 (workshops) |
Room 82(workshops) |
Restaurant |
Exhition Hall Limburg/Meierij foyer |
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Breakfast |
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9:00 |
KEYNOTE LECTURES
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Madeleen de Bruijn (The Netherlands) Speech Music Therapy for Aphasia (SMTA) |
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10:00 |
Karin Schumacher (Germany) About the Art to communicate without Dialogue |
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11:00 |
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Coffee Break |
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ONCOLOGY
Susan Hanser (USA) Music Therapy
in Oncology: Theory, Practice and Research
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PSYCHIATRY
Inge Nygaard Pedersen (Denmark)
How do music therapists working in adult psychiatry cope with counter
transference?
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HANDICAP
May Gaertner (France) Music
Therapy with a teenager with severe and profound multiple disabilites
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CHILDREN
Tony Wigram (UK) Consistency
through flexible procedures
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TRAUMA
Miriam Druks (Israel) MusicTherapy Group with Holocaust Survivors
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ADOLESCENTS
Sofie Vandereyken (Belgium) Diagnosis through Music. Music in diagnostic
setting for adolescents
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THERAPEUTIC PROCESS
Suzanne Metzner (Germany)
Participation, Mutuality, Resistance
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SYMPOSIUM Music & Altered States
Chava Sekeles (Israel) Shamanism: origins and
therapeutic meaning (11:30-12:00)
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WORKSHOP
Ulla Holck
(Denmark) An Ethnographic Approach to Video Analysis |
WORKSHOP
Karin Visscher & Maarten Haalboom (The
Netherlands) Inner Sound - sound and music therapy |
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CHOROI
Stiggelbout
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Domain Europe
KlankWerkstatt Bernhard
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Guylaine Vaillancourt (Canada) Music
therapy in oncology: a new project in Canada
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Laurien Hakvoort (The Netherlands) Music therapy as assessment tool of
Coping skills for forensic psychiatry
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Valgerdur Jónsdóttir (Iceland) Music-caring for mothers having infants
with special-needs.
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Frauke Schwaiblmair (Germany ) Infant research and Music Therapy - The
Significance of Musical Characteristics in Early Mother-Child
Interaction for Music Therapy
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Diane Geffner (Israel) Dialogues in Music to deal with Trauma
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Maarit Havanto (Finland) “The Dying Dragon” Psychodynamic music therapy
in traumatized adolescents with depression
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Carla Molenberghs & Lieselotte Ronse (Belgium)Lost words sounding in
music
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Gerhard Tucek (Austria) Trance and aspects of regulatory medicine
(12:00-12:30) |
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Sumathy Sundar, (India) Nadopasana (Dedication to music): A Yoga for
inducing altered states of consciousness to enhance healing
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EVIDENCED BASED MEDICINE
Barbara L.
Wheeler & Barbara Else (USA) Relativism and Perspective in Evidence-Based Reviews
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CLINICAL PRACTICE
Nechama Yehuda (Israel) "I am not
at home with my client's music...I felt guilty about disliking it "
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CHILDREN
Tohshin Go, Eiko
Shimokawa &Yukuo Konishi (Japan) Music therapy based on baby science and
infant studies
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CLINICAL PRACTICE
Melanie Voigt (Germany)Quality
Management: Friend or Foe of Music Therapy in Clinical Practice?
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TIME & PULSE
Niels Hamel (Germany)
Listening to Time: Is Temporality effective in Music Therapy?
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RECEPTIVE MUSIC THERAPY
Meertine Laansma (The
Netherlands) Dialogues in music listening : A cognitive informed
approach to receptive musictherapy in the treatment of depression
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ONCOLOGY
Kui-Beda Vyacheslav
(Russia) Music Therapy of Cancer Patients: Technology for creating MT
compositions about the battle against disease
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SYMPOSIUM Music & Altered States
Irene
Dijkstra & Laurien Hakvoort (The Netherlands) Music Therapy and
addiction: can research support its effects? (14:00-14:30) |
WORKSHOP
Han Kurstjens (The Netherlands)
Observation of the musical form components in musictherapy |
WORKSHOP
Mary Elinor Boyle & Eleanor Dennis (USA) Assessment Techniques for Rhythmic
Improv: An In Vivo Experience |
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POSTERS (all day)
Sabbatella & Juan de Dios
García Hernández (Spain) My music is for you: Using music therapy to
develop interactive skills with autistic children (
Annika Lejonclou (Sweden) Being smashed apart
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Christian Gold (Norway) Effects of music therapy for people with
psychoses and other psychiatric disorders: Systematic review and
meta-analysis
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Henry Dunn (UK) Parallel Journeys: how a music therapist can travel
with his client
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Dikla Kerem (Israel) Effect of Music Therapy on Communicative
Interactions among deaf Toddlers following Cochlear Implantation
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Helen Loth & Eleanor Richards (UK) Is music therapy sometimes not enough?
A preliminary study of music therapists who pursue further training in
verbal therapies.
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Daisy Varewyck (Belgium) Pulse: About the first time of symbolization
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Rudy Garred (Norway) The receptive modality of music as therapy: The
Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music as a case in point.
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Inge Bracke (Belgium) Just in heaven. Music therapy in paediatric
oncology
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Tsvia Horesh (Israel) "Music is My Life" - The many Meanings of Music in
the Lives of Substance Abusers Undergoing Treatment (14:30-15:00) |
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Anita Forsblom & Sari Laitinen (Finland) listening to music as a
rehabilitating tool with early stage stroke patients
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Marku Punkanen (Finland) Trauma related addiction in music therapy
(15:00-15:30) |
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Mayte Aguilar Rodriguez, Victoria Oliva Reina & Patricia Sabbatella
(Spain) Educational Music Therapy in Cerebral Palsy
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CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
Chava Wiess (Israel) A bird without a home "Music Therapy with Children
and Adolescents Who Lost Their Homes Due to the Disengagement in Israel"
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CLINICAL PRACTICE
Charlotte Christiaens (Belgium)
Repeat - reprise - remembrance; mentalisation in music-therapy
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MUSIC THERAPY THEORY
Elzbieta Masiak (Poland) Creative
Music Therapy and Logotherapy: Long–Lost Relatives?
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CULTURE
Claudio Cominardi (Italy)
Creative music and sensorial languages for interculture
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FUNCTION OF SOUND AND MUSIC
Michalis Tobler
(Greece) From Chaos to Rigidity
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CLINICAL PRACTICE
Charlotte Dammeyer Fønsbo, Helle
Nystrup Lund (Denmark) Is Tango as therapeutic as Mambo
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GUITAR
Claire Hogan
(Australia) The benefits of guitar Tuition for Mental Health Consumers
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SYMPOSIUM Music & Altered States
Marijke Schotmans
(Belgium) Music therapy with youngster addicted to drugs, alcohol or
medication. (16:00-16:30)
Plenary
discussion (16:30-17:00) |
WORKSHOP
Heidi Ahonen-Eerikäinen
(Canada) Using Group-Analytic Supervision Approach when Supervising
Music Therapists |
WORKSHOP
Els Denessen (The Netherlands) The New Me |
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Margarida Rocha (Portugal) As a "good object"
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Bolette Beck (Denmark) The impact of Guided Music and Imagery on coping,
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CONCERT: Niels Hamel & Monica von Bülow (Germany) |
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CONCERT: RAGNAROCK (Norway) |
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Room 8 |
Room 51 |
Room 80 (workshops) |
Room 82(workshops) |
Restaurant |
Exhition Hall Limburg/Meierij foyer |
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9:00 |
KEYNOTE LECTURES
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Simona Katz & Adriano Primadei (Italy) Tarantism in a music therapy
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10:00 |
Paul Robertson (UK) Music and
Medicine - a matter of Interpretation? |
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11:00 |
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EMOTIONS
Kari Kallinen (Finland) The Meaning of Music as Interactive Processes
Between the Individual, the Music and the Context: Some
Multimethodological Research Findings and Implications for Music Therapy
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CHILDREN
Monika Geretsegger (Austria) My
baby's safe and sound - Music therapy within an early intervention
programme for mothers suffering from psychiatric disorders, and their
infants
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SCHIZOPHRENIA
Tom Næss and Even Ruud (Norway)
Audible Gestures – Music Therapy With An Institutionalized Woman
Diagnozed with Paranoid Schizophrenia
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MUSIC THERAPY THEORY
Dale B. Taylor (USA)
Biomedical Music Therapy Origins, Research and Applications Theory,
Biomedical, Research, Applications
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CHILDREN
Cochavit Elefant (Norway)
Intergroup relations in childeren
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CLINICAL PRACTICE
Marinella Maggiori& CristinaRozzi
(Italy) Communication and Dialogue through MT involving a client
suffering from epileptic Encephalopathy with serious Visual Impairment
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NEUROLOGY
Simon Gilbertson (Germany)
Road traffic incidents and their consequences: Research on music therapy
with people who have experienced traumatic brain injury
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DIALOGUE Karin
Boeseler &
Andreas Zieger (Germany) Need-oriented, emotional-communicative dialogue
in music therapy with coma/apallic syndrome patients in neurological
early rehabilitation
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WORKSHOP
Silka Uhlig & Kate Geller
(The Netherlands/ USA) Singing: A Personal and Professional Need |
WORKSHOP
Jaap Orth (The Netherlands) From
silence to (e)motion |
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STANDS (all day)
CHOROI
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Kek Music
Time
Domain Europe
KlankWerkstatt Bernhard
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Randi Rolvsjord (Norway) The urge to “go native”: A discussion of
ethical and epistemological questions related to the research into own
clinical practice.
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Petra Kern (USA) Exploring the World Through Music: Serving Infants
and Toddlers With Visual Impairments
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Enrico Ceccato (Italy) The STAM method in the rehabilitation of
attention and memory in schizophrenic patients: a further single-blind,
controlled, randomized study
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Kenneth Aigen (USA) Schema Theory: An Integration of Music-Based and
Psychologically-Based Theory in Music Therapy schema theory, metaphor,
general theory
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Gitta Strehlow (Germany) The use of music therapy in treating sexually
abused children
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Lucia Luciana Mosca (Italy) "The terrible hand" Music therapy for five
women with Multiple Sclerosis.
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Michael Migliore (USA) Using Music Therapy to facilitate speech in
head-injured adults
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Tessa Watson (UK) Together we are stronger? Collaborative working in
Music Therapy
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Jessica Kingsley Publishers
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SINGING IN MUSIC THERAPY
Felicity
Baker, Tony Wigram & Katrina McFerran (Australia/UK)The power of
songwriting in therapy: An international on-line survey of therapeutic
songwriting practices.
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PALLIATIVE CARE
Russell Hilliard (USA)
Communicating through music in end-of-life care
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MUSIC THERAPY INTERVENTIONS
Barbara Krantz (The Netherlands) Interventions of Creative Arts Therapists
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IMPROVISATION
John Strange
(United Kingdom) The present moment in clinical improvisation
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CHILDREN
Päivi Saukko (Finland)
The Goals of Music Therapy in the Rehabilitation Process of a Child
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NEUROLOGY
Nicoletta Bettini (Italy) Music
therapy in Parkinson Disease
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MUSICKING/NEUROLOGY
Sunelle Fouche & Kerryn
Torrance (South Africa) Musicking towards social health
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CHILDREN/RESEARCH
Dorothea Pienaar (New Zealand)
It is all in a note
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WORKSHOP
Tom Naess (Norway) Building a
pop/rock-band for people with learning disabilities and special needs |
EAMTS STUDENT SYMPOSIUM -Chris Lykkegaard
(Denmark)“Body music”
Sabine van Zanten (The Netherlands)
Emotional expressions - Interventions used by music therapists to
release emotions |
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POSTERS (all day)
Ellen
Bowman (USA)Passing
Songs: Music in Hospice Settings
Nobuko Saji (Japan) Music therapy focusing on
Subjective Tempo Through 2-Year Musical Responses of an Old Adult with
Dementia
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Jung Yoon SHIN (Australia) I sing what I can't say. - Singing as a
therapeutic method in paediatric Music Therapy
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Cheryl Dileo (USA) Final Moments: The Use of Songs in Relationship
Completion at the End of Life
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Kathinka Poismans (the Netherlands) Sound colour in music therapy,
qualitative & quantitativeresearch.
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Marijke Rutten Saris & Wijntje van den Ende (The Netherlands) Tracing
the significance of Emerging Body Language (EBL) in clinical
improvisations with mixed use of both music and art.
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Aldona Vilkeliene (Lithuania) Music therapy in a Family: National
Identity Approach.
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Roberto Ghiozzi (Italy) Music therapy for coma patients and post coma
patients
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Wendy Magee (UK) Music therapy to improve communication and
well-being in clients with dysarthria
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Iain Spink (UK)“One Foot In The Groove”: Music Therapy with older people
with dementia, a students perspective -
Eszter Forgács (UK) "Mum and Dad can listen today" Musical
dialogues between children with special needs and their parents. |
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Mireia Serra (Spain) Guided imagination and music in cancer
Isabel Luñansky (Spain) Effects of music
therapy approach in Alzheimer
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Pablo Pérez Vich (Spain) Music therapy in a therapeutic community for
addicts rehabilitation: the usefulness of music like a symbol to build
the relationship bond
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16:00 |
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MUSIC THERAPY THEORY
Ioannis
Makris, Dimitra Mcr (Greece) Byzantine Music & Music Therapy
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GUIDED IMAGINATION
Ranka Radulovic (Serbia)
Analytical listening of music - method of guided fantasies
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MENTAL HEALTH
Julie De Simone & Raymond MacDonald (UK) A qualitative IPA study of a music programme for
individuals with a mental health disability
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IMRPOVISATION
Karette Stensæth (Norway) Music
Therapy Improvisation: a Carnival stage?
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CHILDREN
Giulia Cremaschi Trovesi (Italy) The
Voice in deaf children
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ADOLESCENTS
Marta Braga de Matos & Margarida
Moreira da Rocha (Portugal) Through music and fantasy to a symbolisation
process
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SCHOOLS
Paola Esperson Pecoraro & Lucia
Cajola (Italy) Music Therapy for Integration in primary schools and ICF
assessment
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PALLIATIVE CARE
Baroni Mariagrazia (Italy) Communication when words fail. Musical
improvisation in palliative care
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VIDEO
Marjon
Halmeyer - Roos (Curacao) Beyond the rhythm of the Tambu
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Gianni Silvano (Belgium) Too tough for music? - a research on music
therapy with adolescents with cystic fibrosis
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Marta González-Álvarez, Vicente
Alonso, Ángeles Bermell, Isabel González-Álvarez & Marival Bermejo
(Spain) Influence of the music over the tumor cells growing
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THEATER: RADIO PINGPONG (Belgium) |
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