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Music Therapy Centres & Training
Music Therapy Charities & Professional Societies
Other Health & Care Links
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Resource Centres & Search Sites
Conferences & Events
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Music Therapy Centres & Training
University of the West of England, Bristol
Part-time MSc in Music Therapy course, University of West of England, CPD and Conference Unit, Health Training and REsearch Centre, Faculty of Health and Social Care, Frenchay Campus, Bristol.
Telephone: 0117 328 1158
Roehampton Institute, Music Therapy
Details of Roehampton's Graduate Diploma in Music Therapy. Programme convenor: Kay Sobey.
Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy Centre, UK
The Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Centre, in London , first became active in 1974 and was established as a charitable trust in 1980. The Centre offers an 18-month City University Post Graduate Diploma Course in Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy, and a two-year program leading to a Masters degree in Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy. It also supports research, houses archive materials, and acts as a place of meeting and sharing for the British Society for Music Therapy and the Association of Professional Music Therapists in Great Britain . In addition to the on-site clinical program, the Centre operates several outreach programs in schools and hospitals in the London area.
Anglia Polytechnic University, Music
Links to information on the MA in Music Therapy at Anglia .
Guildhall School of Music & Drama, London
Links to details of the Diploma in Music Therapy (GSMD/York)
Welsh College of Music & Drama
Links to details of Postgraduate Diploma in Music Therapy at WCMD.
University of Exeter, Music Therapy
Music Therapy page of Exeter University 's Department of Mental Health which conducts policy relevant mental health services research with a focus on the delivery of care to persons with severe mental illness and common mental disorders in the community, primary care & across the primary secondary interface
USA Music Therapy Schools listing
Links to North American colleges and universities which offer AMTA approved degree programs in music therapy
Certification Board for Music Therapists - USA
The CBMT certifies music therapists in the United States by examination upon their completion of an AMTA approved education and clinical training program.They award the MT-BC credential to those who are successful in their examination attempt.
Nordoff Robbins Centre for Music Therapy at New York University
Site includes an explanation of the Nordoff-Robbins approach to music therapy. The Center has six main purposes: to provide music therapy services; to offer advanced music therapy training; to undertake and publish qualitative research; to present lectures, workshops, and symposia to professional audiences; to prepare and publish musical and instructional materials; to disseminate info rmation.
Institute for Music Therapy - Hamburg, Germany
The Institute for Music Therapy at the Hochschule für Musik Hamburg was founded in the early 1970s at the initiative of Hermann Rauhe, president of the Hamburger Hochschule für Musik.
The Pavarotti Music Center in Mostar
Constructed in the middle of Europe's new "Berlin", the Pavarotti Music Centre is promoting reconciliation through music, has young people coming to it from all over Mostar and from across Bosnia-Hercegovina, holds concerts and gigs featuring musicians from across the Bosnian "ethnic" divide, carries out projects from Sarajevo to Ljubinje in Srpska Republika, teaches music in 20 schools and kindergartens, in hospitals and youth centres, orphanages and refugee camps; has two studios which record musicians, both local and international, opens its doors, free of charge, to musicians, dramatists, dancers and all those who want to use the centre and its facilities for seminars, discussion and other cultural activities.
Music Therapy Charities & Professional Societies
Association of Professional Music Therapists
The Association of Professional Music Therapists (APMT) was established in 1976 to support and develop the profession. The association’s members are qualified Music Therapists who have undertaken a recognised post-graduate training course in Music Therapy. The association holds a current register of practising Music Therapists. The APMT is the professional body for qualified music therapists in the UK . It assists in the creation of new posts, acts on behalf of music therapists and fosters the exchange of professional info rmation between music therapists both in Britain and abroad. In June 1999, Music Therapy, along with other Arts Therapies became a State Registered profession.
British Society of Music Therapy
Site includes details of membership, publications, conferences, etc. The British Society for Music Therapy (BSMT) was founded in 1958 by Juliette Alvin and colleagues to promote the use and development of music therapy. Today it disseminates info rmation, and organises conferences, workshops and meetings. Membership is open to all who have an interest in music therapy in the UK and worldwide.
Jessie's Fund is a UK charity dedicated to helping sick children through the creative and therapeutic use of music. A major part of the work is with children in hospices nationwide, providing a wide range of musical instruments and giving the children access to the communicative and expressive powers of music therapy.
Music Therapy Unit, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sunflower Charity.
The Projekt Suncokret Music Therapy Unit was established in response to the call for help in addressing the psychological and emotional need of children living within Bosnia-Herzegovina
Canadian Association for Music Therapy
Since its formation in 1974, CAMT has succeeded in establishing itself as the governing body for the determination of the philosophy, ethics, standards of education and practice, and professional growth of music therapy in Canada .
American Music Therapy Association
Site includes history, activities, jobs, membership details and more. The mission of the American Music Therapy Association is to advance public awareness of the benefits of music therapy and increase access to quality music therapy services in a rapidly changing world.
German Association for Music Therapy
The German Association for Music Therapy was established in 1973. Today, it is the biggest Music Therapy Association in Europe . Site includes info rmation on new books, special events, current projects, musical instruments, etc, plus details of journals and other publications to continuing education and discussions about the job profile.
The National Coalition of Art Therapies Associations
Founded in 1979, NCATA is an alliance of professional associations dedicated to the advancement of the arts as therapeutic modalities. NCATA represents over 8000 individual members of six creative arts therapies associations.
Rhythmic Entrainment Intervention
The REI Institute is a MusicMedicine research organization and therapy provider focusing on the effects of musical rhythm on the central nervous system. The REI Institute offers Rhythmic Entrainment Intervention (REI), a musical therapy program which uses specific rhythmic patterns performed on a hand drum to aid individuals with neurobiological disorders, including autism and related developmental disabilities.
Music Therapy at University Hospitals of Cleveland
Details of the Ireland Cancer Center ’s Music Therapy Program where music therapists at ICC have helped over 20,000 adults and children to learn new ways to deal effectively both physically and emotionally with the cancer diagnosis and the treatment.
Music Therapy in the Netherlands
An overview of music therapy in the Netherlands by Henk Smeijsters Ph.D., the Director of the Creative Therapy Training Programs at the University of Professional Education - Hogeschool Limburg in Sittard, The Netherlands.
Hantsweb ® is provided by Hampshire County Council and serves the county of Hampshire in Southern England . It provides over 700,000 pages of info rmation for residents and visitors. Categories of local sites to link to from Hantsweb include: Arts; Business; Community, Health and Social Care; Education, Training and Lifelong Learning; Environment; Hampshire County Council; Leisure & Tourism; Local Pages; Public Services, Local and Central Government; Links
The site is run by the Computers in Psychiatry group of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in association with InterPsych, and is maintained by the Department of Mental Health, University of Exeter.The site aims to encourage the development of useful computing applications in the field of mental health.
National voluntary organization dedicated to researching the prevention, cures, and treatments of Alzheimer's Disease.
Guide to mental health, psychology, mental disorders, cybertherapy and psychiatry.
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North & Mid Hants Health Authority
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Southampton Community Health Services
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Winchester and Eastleigh Healthcare NHS Trust
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Publishers, Books and Journals
Jessica Kingsley publishes one of the largest ranges of accessible professional and academic books relating to music and other arts therapies and the social and behavioural sciences. Areas to browse on their online catalogue include: Art Therapy; Creative Writing as Therapy; Dance and Movement; Dramatherapy and Psychodrama; Music Therapy; Play Therapy; Storymaking; Disability and Special Needs (including Dyslexia, Autism, Learning Disabilities, Physical Disabilities and Speech and Language); Special Needs Education; Health Care; Psychiatry and Psycotherapy; Psychology; Social Work and Social Policy
See Routledge's new site under the recently launched Brunner-Routledge imprint which builds on the distinguished publishing programmes of leading British and American clinical publishers - Routledge, Brunner-Mazel, and Accelerated Development. The combined strengths of these three lists means that Brunner-Routledge offer a wide choice of books and journals in the fields of Psychiatry, Clinical Psychology, Psychotherapy, Psychoanalysis, Jungian Analysis, Creative Arts Therapies, and Counselling. Routledge continues to include some books relating to music therapy, psychiatry, psychology, mental health, nursing etc through Routledge's own imprint. The Routledge site also includes a full online catalogue and other online material relating to their other high quality subject lists.
Ashgate's academic book lists include a small, quality selection of music therapy books publishing on their Music list. A new academic book series in music therapy is developing soon. Ashgate's site also includes a full online catalogue and features relating to their other quality subject lists, including their new lists in theology and philosophy.
British Journal of Music Therapy
The British Journal of Music Therapy is published jointly by the British Society for Music Therapy (BSMT) and the Association of Professional Music Therapists (APMT). Two issues are despatched to members of both organisations each year.
Music Therapy Resource Centres & Search Sites
This site was created as a place to gather info rmation, help open the lines of communication and networking, and educate the public about the field of music therapy. It is the hope of the site's author that those who visit the site will not only find valuable and pertinent info rmation, but will discover Music Therapy Info Link to be a place where people can network with collegues, meet new friends, and share the love of music.
Music Education and Music Therapy for Children and Youth with Disabilities Network
Are you a music teacher or music therapist working with children and youth who have disabilities, or are you a music education or music therapy student who is interested in music for children with disabilities? If so, then this is a useful resource site. It was created to assist you in locating info rmation, websites, activities, resources, and teacher/therapist tools that will aid in music education and music therapy for students with disabilities.
Jessie's Fund is a UK charity dedicated to helping sick children through the creative and therapeutic use of music. A major part of the work is with children in hospices nationwide, providing a wide range of musical instruments and giving the children access to the communicative and expressive powers of music therapy.
more links to follow soon
Guildhall School of Music & Drama
Suppliers of a large range of instruments and music, based in Exeter.
Hampshire County Youth Orchestra
Hampshire Music Service
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