
The podcast of the British Association for Music Therapy. Luke Annesley talks to music therapists and other people about music therapy and related topics.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicHealth & Fitness | |||

Episode 105 is another interview from Crystal Luk-Worrall. In this episode, Crystal talks to music therapist Hugh Anderson.
Hugh is a freelance Music Therapist and currently runs his own private practice, Thame Music Therapy, in South Oxfordshire. ... more
In this episode, first Luke talks to Anita, then we hear Anita's interviews with Professors Denise Grocke and Alison Short. Sandwiched between these two longer interviews there are some shorter conversations with Pip Reid, Lucy Bolger, Wendy Magee, H... more
In episode 103, Crystal Luk-Worrall interviews Carine Ries. Crystal is a new addition to the Music Therapy Conversations team of interviewers - more interviews from her coming soon! (You can also listen to Davina's interview with Crystal, if you have... more
In this episode, Martin Lawes talks with Tim Honig, PhD, MT-BC
This podcast conversation about Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) includes discussion about how the cultural context may affect practice, about the music's role as co-therapist, and about ... more
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A really informative series with great discussions, just the sound quality and volume is low often making it difficult to understand the interviewee and/or interviewer
These podcasts by Luke Annesley are a fantastic exploration into music therapy practise today. Hearing conversation and detailed discussion with so many people working int he field is useful and thought provoking.
So far a great range of people too.
Just brilliant and informative.
Podcasts about MT are too far and few between. This is a valuable resource for all aspiring and developing RMTs
In the world of music therapy podcasts there are often not very many choices. Some have been discontinued, some have been great in the past that have fallen off in recent years/months. Each month this podcast continues to deliver interesting and insightful interviews from some of the leaders and British music therapy. As an American it is extremely informative for me to hear how professionals from the other side of the pond View the profession and to learn about what they have done. Keep up the ... more
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Focusing on the intricate world of music therapy, this series features in-depth conversations with experts and practitioners in the field, exploring their diverse experiences, methodologies, and insights. Episodes cover a wide range of topics, including the integration of music therapy with other therapeutic practices, the role of cultural influences, and discussions on professional growth within the discipline. Unique elements of the podcast include its emphasis on personal narratives and practical applications, including therapeutic approaches for various populations and challenges in modern music therapy practices. The show's dedication to addressing contemporary issues such as diversity and inclusion within therapy makes it a crucial re... more
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Recent guests on Music Therapy Conversations include:
1. Hugh Anderson
2. Anita Connell
3. Denise Grocke
4. Wendy Magee
5. Emma O'Brien
6. Lucy Bolger
7. Catherine Threlfall
8. Alison Short
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