
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 | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMusic | |||

In Episode 110, following a discussion on social media, Luke talks to Ben Richardson about the language around music therapy, Relational Frame Theory, commissioning, and whether music therapy is actually 'functional all the way down'. You'll be heari... more
Mary-Clare Fearn is a HCPC registered music therapist, neurologic music therapist, supervisor, trainer and consultant with many years of experience working with children, young people and adults across education, healthcare and community settings. Sh... more
Dr Sami Alanne, DMus, music therapist, training psychotherapist, psychoanalyst, is an Adjunct/Associate Professor of music therapy and a researcher at the University of the Arts Helsinki. His studies include traumas, refugeeism, mental health, psycho... more
This is the second instalment of Anita Connell's recorded interviews from the Australian Music Therapy Conference, following on from episode 104.
Dr Grace Thompson is a registered music therapist and Associate Professor in Music Therapy at the Univ... 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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A thoughtful, practitioner-led interview series that centers music therapy practice, theory, and real-world application. Across episodes, listeners learn how clinicians blend psychodynamic theory, improvisation, and various therapeutic modalities to support children, trauma survivors, and people facing displacement or disability. Notable threads include the integration of music with verbal therapies, the role of culture and neurodiversity in therapy, and how different therapeutic frameworks (Nordoff-Robbins, GIM, psychoanalytic approaches) inform everyday practice. The show often features experienced clinicians and researchers who share practical strategies, reflections on professional development, and advocacy for the profession, making it... more
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Recent guests on Music Therapy Conversations include:
1. Ben Richardson
2. Mary-Clare Fearn
3. Sami Alanne
4. Grace Thompson
5. Brodie Henry
6. Zoë Kalenderidis
7. Rob Devlin
8. Tamar Hadar
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