BAMT Conference 2021 - Final Programme

Friday Room 1 Room 2

2.00 - 4.30pm BAMT Trainee Day (via Zoom) PhD Symposium

Opening of Conference by Jonathan Cousins - Booth (Chair of the Conference Organising Committee and Acting Chair of BAMT) AND 6.30 - 8.30pm The Therapy Charity Tony Wigram Travelling Fellowship Memorial Lecture. Collaboration in : multiple perspectives Gro Trondalen, Ph.D., FAMI Chaired by Helen Odell Miller OBE, Professor of Music Therapy Saturday Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6 Room 7 Room 8 Room 9 Room 10 Room 11 Room 12 Room 13 Room 14 Room 15

8.45 - 9.15 Networking, Exploring the platform

9.15 - 9.45 Opening of Saturday's events - Jonathan Cousins - Booth (Chair of the Conference Organising Committee and Acting Chair of BAMT) & Tessa Watson (Chair of Conference Programming Group)

‘Rocks and Pebbles’: an Sustainable through collaboration: exploration of a collaborative Exchanging challenges: working Supporting children with special the role of music therapists in It helped me help him': Parental An innovative framework for approach with bereaved siblings collaboratively to achieve educational needs through Music as Medicine: an example supporting a co-produced approach perspectives on family-centered collaborative working: Neurologic groups in paediatric palliative Community Music Therapy and meaningful engagement with primary to secondary school of experiential learning across to working with children in music therapy for children with Homeside: Partnership in home- Music Therapy with standard care, joining the skills of the School Environments: Exploring 9.45 - 10.20 issues of diversity, equality and transition: A collaborative healthcare boundaries. challenging circumstances. autism spectrum disorder and based dementia care, and rehabilitation therapies at an Music Therapist, Family Support the Reciprocal Relationship. power within music therapy approach between SLTs and arts Music and the unthought “Come On, Come On Let’s Work Processing psychological disturbance Andrea Harbinson Cindy-Jo Morison, their families in Ireland. research acute, in-patient stroke unit. and Bereavement Counsellor Jo Parsons training. therapists. unknown: exploring a method for Assessment practices in music Together: An Interactive tour through in the supervision room: Using Jean Herlihy Katerina Cussen Prof Helen Odell-Miller, and Reflection - An Ellie Ruddock and Community Musicians from Dr Simon Procter Alice Baxter peer supervision and work therapy for people on the autism the inner workings of a Music Therapy creative art forms in the exploration & Jayne Sewell Dr Ming Hung-Hsu, Integrated Therapy Approach. leading London orchestra’s groups. spectrum Co-operative. of the unknown Dr Jonathan Pool, Ray Watters Victoria Kammin Dr Catherine Warner,Joy Dr Gustavo Gattino Rebecca Atkinson Sophie Riga de Spinoza Jodie Bloska, Rickwood & Hilary Storer & Rosie Axon & Kate Heath Sarah Crabtree A new framework for Music Musical mindfulness online - An Skill-sharing in partnership for a Experiences of music therapists From brass band to surgery: a & Nina Wollersberger Therapy practice with young adaptation of musical Opening to New Ground at the sustainable impact: Scope and sharing improvisation remotely young cardiac patient’s musical children with Selective Mutism: mindfulness sessions for children 10.25 -11.00 End of Life: A Case Study. Limitations. during lockdown journey of anxiety reduction. Implications of a multiple with sensory processing and Diana Whelan Porter Alexia Quin Luke Annesley & Nicky Haire Claire Fraser-Tytler methods research study. complex learning difficulties Dr Kate Jones Carine Ries

11.00 - 11.20 Comfort break

From the inside out: growing The therapist and the teacher: Care for Music: Researching the Sentire: Exploring the Suitability music therapy services in the End-of-life care perspectives on Working in collaboration. Case What do patients want? A survey establishing a music therapy exchange of musical expertise The Clearing : A Creative of Movement and Sound in NHS, universities, and musical care. study research of a music of preferences in the arts service in a school for children Use of music therapy and Considering the role and within late life and end of life 11.20 - 11.55 Collaboration between Couple Therapy. communities: multi-disciplinary Dr Giorgos Tsiris, therapy provision in an inner city therapies. with complex additional support neurologic music therapy application of Irish traditional settings (an AHRC project). Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Cross-Cultural Collaboration - Marcello Lussana partnerships and marriage Tamsin Dives primary school Emma Millard needs. approaches in IDT teams to Music Therapy Collaborations music in music therapy: Prof Gary Ansdell Art, Dance Movement considering models of practice in & Benjamin Stahl . & Dr Jo Hockley The therapy of choirs: reflections Gemma Lenton-Smith Meg Dowling contribute towards functional, Within Special Education: How to Practitioner, researcher and & Tia DeNora Psychotherapy, and Music global therapeutic and creative Prof Helen Odell-Miller psychological and social goals. maintain one's professional musician perspectives. on singing, health and well-being. Psychotherapy. (Including 15 music skillsharing. Dr Hilary Moss, Jonathan Fever, identity while developing through Dr Tríona McCaffrey minute film) . Elizabeth Coombes, Ronan De Burca, Dr Jonathan Pool, Michael partnerships in the educational Tommy Hayes David Smith, Prof Leslie Bunt, Jessica O’Donoghue, Jenkins, workplace. Dr Jason Noone Mary Cairns, Dr Catherine Warner, Rebecca O’Connor Proper Job: How Cornwall is Claire Wood, Sophie Riga de Spinoza Dr Josie Nugent Cheryl Bleakley, Chris Nicholson, Sling Swings and Tubas' Systems, not structures' - how & Elizabeth Helitzer leading the way with music Collaborative working between a Elizabeth Nightingale, & Alexandra Georgaki Oonagh McMahon Making Room For Others – might we reframe our music Thinking through improvisation: therapists and music teachers in Advice Hub 1 Co-Production in the Community: Erin Shanks, Dr Lisa Margetts Building Bridges … Not Walls. A Music Therapist and an Daniel Thomas Bernadette Moran Expanding a long standing music therapy service models in order Towards new knowing about collaboration. Setting up a business. Music Therapy to reduce social Dr Julie Sutton Music Therapy Project in schools 12.00 - 12.35 Occupational Therapist working & Lauren Cox & Lorraine Glenn therapy service with the help of to better meet public health experiences of humour in music Liz Eddy , Ray Travasso, isolation at the point of need. & Theresa Weir in Chicago. with complex developmental genetics. needs in Northern Ireland and therapy. Other music therapists working Rosie Axon Rebecca Parnaby-Rooke Dr Alison Barrington trauma. Susan Hurley & Ãine Mohoric throughout the UK? Nicky Haire with CMST including & Marianne Rizkallah Ben Knight Jenny Kirkwood Carine Kelley & Sally Holden

12.40 - 1.20 Lunch

The Michael Swallow Lecture - Keynote by Dr Wendy Magee 1.20 - 2.30 'The work we have to do' A 30 minute keynote presentation, with a 30 minute panel discussion

2.30 - 2.50 Afternoon Break Comfort break

ALL TOGETHER NOW: ‘We are all here today, we're Collaboration within inter Advice Hub 2 Interacting brains of clients and Exploring the Cultural Model of illustrating the benefits of a going on a journey!’ Exploring Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT): professional open ground: using A Self-Employment Advice Hub - therapists: Three EEG case Disability in Disability Arts and collaborative, inclusive approach Collaboration through the ages; an ‘Lis’n tell’ as a method for A study into the lived experience shared action research to explore a facilitated conversation on self- reports on neural emotional Music Therapy with adults with to offer performance 2.50 - 3.25 intergenerational project. collaborative story-making of music therapists who integrate and synthesise dialogical dimensions employment. markers during receptive and Profound and Multiple Learning opportunities to children with Davina Wilson between a speech and language NMT principles into their practice. of therapeutic teaching practices. Mary-Clare, active music therapy. Disabilities (PMLD). additional needs. and music therapist. Beth Fouracre Dr Nick Clough International efforts in Liz Clough Dr Clemens Maidhof Hilary Davies Social prescribing and the role of Amelia Clapham developing music therapy & Crystal Luk Carine Ries Exploring reverie as a music therapy & Dr Jane Tarr Playing with diverse voices – music therapy: challenges, & Elaine McGregor research: a roundtable Music Technology in Music improvisation technique. The Music Therapist’s Voice and Musical improvisation with successes and sustainability. discussion. Therapy: New Possibilities for Martin Lawes, Approach. augmentative and alternative Catherine Watkins, Dr Jonathan Pool Connection and Creativity. Luke Annesley, Tina Warnock communication (AAC) device. Rosie Axon, Dr Wendy Magee, Dr Jason Noone Dr Jackie Robarts Ceri Adams & Abigail Carey Dr Clare Swaebe Prof Helen Odell-Miller, & Dr Julie Sutton Reflections of a joint approach: & Vivien Ellis Dr Ming-Hung Hsu Cultural Exchanges and How Can We Make This Happen? Group therapy for CYP with & Dr Gustavo Gattino Collaborations: Indonesia and the Involving Care-Workers in Music ASC/ADHD diagnosis, in 3.30 - 4.05 UK. Therapy Provision for Adults with collaboration with a parent Dr Helen Loth Severe Learning Difficulties. support group. & Monica Subiantoro Katie Bycroft Sarah Payne & Natasha Crook

7 - 8.30pm Open Ground Sounds - a Music Festival celebrating Northern Ireland

ROUNDTABLE PAPER PRESENTATION WORKSHOP Sunday Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6 Room 7 Room 8 Room 9 Room 10 Room 11 Room 12 Room 13 Room 14

8.00 - 9.30 Registration

Keynote - Dr Hilary Moss Music, health and wellbeing: Music therapists in an interdisciplinary landscape of arts and health practitioners

Interdisciplinary improvisation 9.30 - 11.00 Neal Hughes, Meabh Ivers and Peter McNamara

Panel discussion Hilary Moss, Tessa Watson and Becky White - Dr Hilary Moss Music, health and wellbeing: Music therapists in an interdisciplinary landscape of arts and health practitioners

11.00 - 11.20 Comfort break

A music therapist’s description of collaboration within the Adoption “It was Mel that brought it out Music Technology, Music Therapy, Community: in Mel…” Collaborative, and Disability: Creating Collaborative Developing Needs-Led Practice, 11.20 - 11.55 Improvised -Writing with a and Creative Relationships in Utilising Lived Experience In client with Acquired Brain Injury. Talking, thinking and playing: a Practice and Research. Supportive Music and Imagery: Intersubjective Relating. Time-limited Arts Therapies Collaborative working and Daisy Williamson conversational exploration of Dr Jason Noone Collaborating with the Classics: Integrating Artwork and Imagery Joy Gravestock Assessment Groups for Adults with The therapist’s authentic use of assistance in delivering music mutual influences between Paul Nordoff's 'Talks on Music' into Music Therapy practice. Experts by Experience: what Learning Disabilities: Barriers and self and reverie in music therapy interventions for older music therapy, Jungian analysis and contemporary approaches to Advice Hub 3 Elien De Schryver, impact does it have on the therapy Facilitators of Intensive therapy. people: desirable or essential? and . teaching improvisation within Online working. Helen Wallace, when that expert is the music Collaboration Martin Lawes, Iain Spink, Dr Rachel Darnley-Smith , music therapy training Jonathan Cousins - Booth Anouska Henderson, therapist? Polly Bowler, Luke Annesley Catherine Richards, & Marianne Rizkallah Prof Helen Odell-Miller, programme. Motoko Hayata, The Constellation of Katie Bycroft Nicki Power, & Dr Jackie Robarts Ruth Melhuish Patricia Skar, Music therapy in educational settings Oksana Zharinova-Sanderson Catherine Carr Investigators: Multi-level, multi- Andy Critchley Group music-making and & Steven Lyons Ann Sloboda I am Titanium: Findings from a and collaborative decision-making: & Carine Ries faceted collaboration and & Katherine Rothman dementia: Exploring perspectives & Dr Julie Sutton mixed-methods study of group Building Resilience in Families Nordoff Robbins practice and the co- exchange to develop a music 12.00 - 12.35 of music therapists and music therapy with adolescents through Music Therapy. production of meaning. therapy tool for children with community musicians. who stammer. Rachel Swanick Craig Robertson, disorders of consciousness. Sophie Lee Jessica O'Donoghue Owen Coggins Dr Jonathan Pool & Li Ching Wang & Dr Wendy Magee

12.40 - 1.20 LUNCH

Music Therapy: Creative responses to 2020 1.20 - 2.20 Chairs - Stephen Sandford & Karen Diamond

2.20 - 2.50 BREAK

Utilizing music therapy methods Collaboration through action The Communication-Relationship within interdisciplinary groups to From Bump to Baby: Music research: music therapists and Listening, , Feeling – Music Therapy in helping to address Outcomes Matrix (CROM) - a support respiratory function, Therapy with an Expectant teachers working with young Service integration - working with a Experiences of Music Therapy in the development of Children living proposed new outcomes 2.50 - 3.25 vocal strength and mood with mother of a baby with Edwards’ people with mental health changing organisation. a School for Deaf Children. with Cerebral Visual Impairment. measurement tool for everyday patients who have had a spinal Syndrome. concerns in the classroom. Marie Glynn ‘Keep the door open, feel your Susie Arbeid Shane Harvey therapy practice Embedding music into the care cord injury. Rosie Robinson Dr Jane Tarr Psychoanalysis and Music Therapy - heart-beat, find the silence.” Jenny Kirkwood of people living with dementia: Rebecca O'Connor Geantraí, Goltraí and Suantraí: & Dr Nick Clough The use of non-test assessment Space to write: a workshop for a conversation between peers. Sharing experiences of What can music therapists learn Exploring the emotional tools in music therapy. new writers. Joy Gravestock, A music and movement therapy collaboration. from Stravinsky and Nick Cave? language of Irish music with links Dr Gustavo Gattino, Dr Alison Barrington, Luke Annesley, group for teens with visual Alexia Quin, Dr James Robertson to clinical improvisation in music Dr Wendy Magee Tessa Watson Dr Rachel Darnley Smith, impairment and learning Grace Meadows, therapy. & Daniel Thomas & Dr Philippa Derrington Dr Julie Sutton disabilities Dr Ming Hung-Hsu Diana Whelan Porter & Martin Lawes Pamela Michaelides Music and Imagery Adaptations & Prof Helen Odell-Miller A Collaborative Approach to Welcoming Concerts: A partnership & Ella Beard of the Bonny Method of Guided Developing Music Therapy in Supporting Staff Emotional Well- between a music therapy program, Attending to craft in music therapy. Imagery and Music with young 3.30 - 4.05 Maternity Care. being in the Workplace. orchestra and the neurodiverse Dr Simon Procter people who have experienced Dr Tríona McCaffrey Sophie Riga de Spinoza community. trauma. & Pui Sze Cheung Prof Laura Pawuk Lorraine Glenn

4.10 - 4.30 Closing Ceremony

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