View of Current Practices and Considerations for International Development Music Therapy: A World Federation of Music Therapy Scoping Project

With a commitment to both enhancing international communication within the music therapy community, as well as a commitment to providing open access to music therapy schol-

We are proud to introduce “Global Voices of Music Therapy: An interactive wiki” as a new platform for music therapists from around the world to share information about the practice

The intersection of different perspectives continues throughout the edition, from contexts where music therapy is practiced to the people who are participating in the various

At the Coffee House, though the music performed was primar- ily from presentational traditions, the values of the participatory field were evident in that a musical culture in

From the USA, Carol Ann Blank provides a report on the status of the use of music therapy in child advocacy centers in the US with children and adolescents who have experienced

Despite a growing interest in music therapy within child welfare practice, music ther- apy practices within these contexts are still under-researched in Norway. The present study

“Music therapy and music are relat- ed to tribal systems that use ritual at the core of their healing systems” (Kenny & Stige, 2008, para. For Carolyn, ritual in music therapy

She was a prominent figure in music therapy internationally, and her self- critical reflexivity about how music therapy is culturally situated fit very well with the vision we had for