Table of Contents Editorial Socioeconomic benefits of music-based interventions in Music Therapy and MusicMedicine –pressing issues of standing, reputation and possible survival Ralph Spintge, Joanne Loewy Full Length Articles Music listening for wellbeing and coping during times of crisis Emily Philpotts, Nikolaos and Karin Petrini Music in clinical pediatric dentistry: Read more…
Featured article Event-related potential changes on listening to specific modes of Indian music in healthy young individuals – a randomized controlled trialKirthana Kunikullaya U, Arun Sasidharan, Ramya V, Vijayadas, Radhika Kunnavil, Vrinda Marigowda, Sumit Sharma, Jaisri Goturu, Nandagudi Srinivasa Murthy 1. What inspired you to explore the effects of Indian Read more…
In September 2024, the first conference meeting of the Special Interest Group (SIG) Music Therapy and Displaced Persons took place. Dr Liz Coombes (myself) and Samuel Gracida were able to attend in person, with Hala Hamdan and Sarah Helander joining online. Our fifth member, Emma Maclean, wasn’t able to join, Read more…
Featured article Environmental Music Therapy (EMT) to Reduce Stress and Anxiety with Patients, Caregivers, and Hospital Staff During the COVID 19 Pandemic Interview with Michael Zanders During the COVID 19 pandemic, there was a heightened sense of anxiety, stress, and emotional dissonance for many those who worked in the hospital Read more…
Featured article Selected contemporary approaches to music therapy in psychiatry Interview with Gitta Strehlow Can you provide an overview of the article and the topics it explores? Psychodynamic music therapy This overview article begins with the psychodynamic approach to music therapy with its musical improvisation. Free and spontaneous musical improvisation Read more…
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