Interdisciplinary collaboration in music therapy for persons with dementia-in practice and research: Model of learning for practitioners in dementia care with music therapy and interdisciplinary collaboration as the joint focal point

Hanne Mette Ochsner Ridder; Anke Coomans; Brynjulf Stige; Aase Marie Ottesen; Orii McDermott

Interdisciplinary collaboration in music therapy for persons with dementia-in practice and research: Model of learning for practitioners in dementia care with music therapy and interdisciplinary collaboration as the joint focal point

Hanne Mette Ochsner Ridder, Anke Coomans, Brynjulf Stige, Aase Marie Ottesen, Orii McDermott

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Abstract

This contribution aims to give insight in what actually happens in clinical music therapy with people suffering from dementia. Starting from a psychodynamic point of view, the focus is laid on how musical improvisation can contribute to the development of a therapeutic relationship with this specific population. Findings from an ongoing phenomenological study on video-fragments of individual music therapy-sessions with people with dementia will be used to present important clinical phenomena. The advantages of a conceptualization of these phenomena for clinical work and the necessity of it for interdisciplinary collaboration will be illustrated.

Original language	English
Publication date	2013
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	The 9th European Music Therapy Congress: Setting the Tone: Cultures of Relating and Reflecting in Music Therapy - The Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo, Norway Duration: 7 Aug 2013 → 10 Aug 2013

Conference

Conference	The 9th European Music Therapy Congress
Location	The Norwegian Academy of Music
Country/Territory	Norway
City	Oslo
Period	07/08/2013 → 10/08/2013

Keywords

music therapy
dementia
collaboration
research

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Ridder, H. M. O., Coomans, A., Stige, B., Ottesen, A. M., & McDermott, O. (2013). Interdisciplinary collaboration in music therapy for persons with dementia-in practice and research: Model of learning for practitioners in dementia care with music therapy and interdisciplinary collaboration as the joint focal point . Abstract from The 9th European Music Therapy Congress, Oslo, Norway. http://www.musikkterapi.no/emtc2013

Ridder, Hanne Mette Ochsner ; Coomans, Anke ; Stige, Brynjulf et al. / Interdisciplinary collaboration in music therapy for persons with dementia-in practice and research : Model of learning for practitioners in dementia care with music therapy and interdisciplinary collaboration as the joint focal point . Abstract from The 9th European Music Therapy Congress, Oslo, Norway.

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Research output: Contribution to conference without publisher/journal › Conference abstract for conference › Research › peer-review

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