Singing the psyche: Uniting thought and feeling through the voice (Brownell et al., eds.)

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  • Tina Warnock Belltree Music Therapy, UK

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56883/aijmt.2025.573

Abstract

This is a review of the book "Singing the psyche: Uniting thought and feeling through the voice" edited by Anne Brownell, Deirdre Brownell and Gina Holloway Mulde.

Title: Singing the psyche: Uniting thought and feeling through the voice Editors: Anne Brownell, Deirdre Brownell & Gina Holloway Mulder Publication Year: 2023 Publisher: Charles C. Thomas Publisher Pages: 320 ISBN: 978-0-398-09424-9

Author Biography

  • Tina Warnock, Belltree Music Therapy, UK

    Tina Warnock founded Belltree Music Therapy CIC in Brighton in 2009, having worked on NHS music therapy teams in London since 2001. In 2018, she began working closely with Diane Austin, initiating and undertaking the first UK-based distance training programme in Austin Vocal Psychotherapy (AVPT). She continues to be involved in the growth of AVPT in the UK and Europe as a teacher in training, alongside her postgraduate research and clinical and supervision practice. Her vocal psychotherapy clients include people with cancer, respiratory disease, trauma, mental health issues and learning disabilities. Her publications have focused on the music therapist’s voice, sense of self and therapeutic approach. [tinaw@belltree.org.uk]

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2025-01-13

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