Vol. 7 No. 1 (2015): Special issue: “Music Therapy in Europe: Paths of Professional Development”

Editors: Hanne Mette Ridder & Giorgos Tsiris in partnership with the European Music Therapy Confederation (EMTC)

Published: 2015-07-18

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Editorial

• Thinking globally, acting locally’: Music therapy in Europe

  Hanne Mette Ridder, Giorgos Tsiris

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Articles

• The role of the EMTC for development and recognition of the music therapy profession

  Hanne Mette Ridder Ridder, Adrienne Lerner, Ferdinando Suvini

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• The European Music Therapy Confederation: History and development

  Monika Nöcker-Ribaupierre

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• Maintaining the dialogue of influence: Developing music therapy theory in pace with practice and research

  Claire M. Ghetti

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• The academic training of music therapists: Chances of normalisation and specialisation

  Thomas Wosch

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• Paths of professional development in music therapy: Training, professional identity and practice

  Jane Edwards

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• Music therapy as academic education: A five-year integrated MA programme as a lighthouse model?

  Brynjulf Stige

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• Continuing professional development – Why, what and how?

  Angela Harrison

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• Supervision during music therapy training: An interview with two Swedish supervisors

  Rut Wallius

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• Supervisor training: An integration of professional supervision and the use of artistic media

  Inge Nygaard Pedersen

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• The Bonny method of Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) in Europe

  Lars Ole Bonde

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• Solo or tutti, together or alone – What form of professional/legal recognition is best for music therapy?

  Melanie Voigt

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• The role of professional associations in the recognition process

  Ranka Radulovic

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• Towards professionalisation of music therapy: A model of training and certification in Poland

  Krzysztof Stachyra

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• Perspectives on the development of the music therapy profession in the UK

  Alison Barrington

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• A process of two decades: Gaining professional recognition in Austria

  Elena Fitzthum

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• Development of the music therapy profession in Latvia

  Mirdza Paipare

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Reports

• Austria

  Siegfried Böhm-Öppinger

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• Belgium

  Freya Drossaert, Jos De Backer

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• Bulgaria

  Liliya Ahtarova

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• Cyprus

  Magda Papadopoulou-Kantaris

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• Czech Republic

  Markéta Gerlichová

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• Denmark

  Signe Dalgaard-Nielsen, Stine Lindahl Jacobsen

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• Estonia

  Alice Pehk, Eve Lukk, Marit Mõistlik-Tamm

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• Finland

  Esa Ala-Ruona, Kirsi Tuomi

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• France

  Nicole Duperret, Adrienne Lerner

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• Germany

  Melanie Voigt

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• Greece

  Evangelia Papanikolaou

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• Hungary

  Ágnes Varga, János Kollár

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• Iceland

  Valgerður Jónsdóttir Jónsdóttir

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• Israel

  Tali Gottfried

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• Italy

  Elide Scarlata

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• Latvia

  Dzintra Zarina

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• Lithuania

  Vilmante Aleksiene

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• Luxembourg

  Marianne Wiltgen-Sanavia, Laurence Reuter, Cathy Schmartz

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• The Netherlands

  Albert Berman

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• Norway

  Ingeborg Nebelung, Viggo Krüger

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• Poland

  Agnieszka Szymajda

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• Portugal

  Teresa Leite

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• Serbia

  Ranka Radulović

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• Slovenia

  Špela Loti Knoll

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• Spain

  Melissa Mercadal-Brotons, Patricia Sabbatella, Maria Teresa Del Moral

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• Sweden

  Ingrid Hammarlund, Rut Wallius

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• Switerland

  Bettina Kandé-Staehelin

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• United Kingdom

  Tessa Watson

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