230 episodes
The Music Therapy Show Janice Lindstrom
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- Health & Fitness
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4.3 • 9 Ratings
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The Music Therapy Show with Janice Lindstrom is a discussion about what music therapy is and how to use it in your life. Music Therapists looking for new ideas and people looking to use music to enhance their capabilities through the planned use of music on human brain functioning.
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#MusicTherapy #JournalClub for JMT v53(3)
Dr. Meganne Masko and Janice Lindstrom will discuss the articles published in the Journal of Music Therapy Volume 53 number 3 (Fall 2016). In this issue, there are four articles: Analysis of Lyrics from Group Songwriting with Bereaved Adolescents (Fiore), Development of the Music Therapy Assessment Tool for Advanced Huntington's Disease: A Pilot Validation Study (O'Kelly & Bodak), Neural Activations of Guided Imagery and Music in Negative Emotional Processing: A Functional MRI Study (Lee, Han, & Park), and Training Endogenous Task Shifting Using Music Therapy: A Feasibility Study (Lynch & LaGasse).
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#MusicTherapy #JournalClub for Music Therapy Perspectives 34(2)
Join Dr. Meganne Masko and Janice Lindstrom as we talk about the articles in Music Therapy Perspectives Volume 34 Number 2. There's a special focus on Multicultural Musical Competence, a summary of music therapy research published in 2014, and much more!
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#MusicTherapy #JournalClub for JMT 53(2)
We took a break because Janice went back to school and started a new job. Meganne moved and started a new job. But now we're ready to catch back up! Join us for music therapy journal club--where we discuss the journal articles in music therapy publications just so we can keep up with the research. All you have to do to join is listen. If you're really motivated, read the abstracts of the journal articles prior to the show. And if you're REALLY motivated, call in and share your opinions!
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#MusicTherapy #JournalClub Music Therapy Perspectives 2016 Number 1
Dr. Meganne Masko and I are back to discuss the many, many articles in Music Therapy Perspectives Volume 34, Number 1. We'll share a summary of each article, plus our thoughts about them and how we might apply the research into our practice.
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#MusicTherapy #JournalClub: JMT 53(1)
Dr. Meganne Masko and I will discuss the articles published in the Spring 2016 Journal of Music Therapy (volume 53 number 1). This edition features articles on the Music Therapy Assessment Tool for Awareness in Disorders of Consciousness (MATADOC), Parents and Young Children with Disabilities, a Meaningfulness of Songwriting Scale (MSS), and the Music Attentiveness Screening Assessment, Revised (MASA-R). We will summarize the articles and share our opinions and how we apply this research to our clinical practices.
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Intercultural Competences in Music Therapy and Beyond
The next Radio Show with Janice Lindstrom on April 29, 2016 at 1:30 PM (CST) will feature Dr. Petra Kern, Dr. DeLoach and their students Madison, Holly, Emma, and Garrett. They will talk about “Intercultural Competences” that are necessary to shape music therapy practice with a culturally diverse population in today’s global world. Join me coming Friday at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/mtshow
Customer Reviews
Such a great resource!
This podcast has a huge back-catalogue of interesting episodes. I love the idea of discussing academic papers as they are published. Also, she has one-on-one conversations with music therapists working in many different settings with many different populations. I think it's a great resource for learning more about the breadth of our field and keeping up-to-date with research in the field. Unfortunately, it's no longer producing new shows at the moment-- hopefully, it will come back soon! But until then, enjoy the 200+ episodes available.
Very interesting!
SLP that works with children with severe/profound disabilities (mainly Autism). Very interesting and helpful info. Would love to learn more about how I can provide these services or request these services for my clients. My husband plays guitar and would love to help if parents ok'd! Thank you for covering different populations and how music therapy can help with each heterogenious group. Would love to learn more on how to make this part of our daily therapy routines.