Feminist perspectives in music therapy / edited by Susan Hadley.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: Embracing feminism, an overview / Susan Hadley -- A feminist sociology of professional issues in music therapy / Jennifer Adrienne -- Birthing feminist community music therapy: the progeny of community music therapy practice and feminist therapy theory / Katrina McFerran and Lucy O'Grady -- The earth is our mother: reflections on the ecology of music therapy from a native perspective / Carolyn Bereznak Kenny -- Descent to the goddess: a spiritual and psychological journey to the feminine / Frances Smith Goldberg -- Feminism and music therapy in Korea / Seung-A Kim -- Women, power, music therapy: a feminist perspective on music therapy in Taiwan / ChihChen Sophia Lee -- Power and voice in the institutional setting: a journey toward activating a feminist music therapy approach / Theresa Merrill -- Feminist music therapy with abused teen girls / Colleen Purdon -- Feminist music therapy: transforming theory, transforming lives / Sandra L. Curtis -- Finding voice: feminist music therapy and research with women survivors of domestic violence / Elizabeth York -- Awaking the "wild woman": feminist music therapy with Israeli women who suffered trauma in their lives / Droit Amir -- The voices of women suffering from pain / Joke Bradt -- Gender politics in music therapy discourse / Randi Rolvsjord -- Critical reflections on song selection for women's empowerment in music therapy / Laurie Jones -- What are we doing to ourselves? The branding of music therapy in academia / Elaine Streeter -- A reflection on the role of informants from feminist theory in the field of music therapy / Jane Edwards -- Developing a feminist pedagogical approach in music therapy / Susan Hadley -- Feminist music therapy supervision / Michele Forinash -- Viewing music therapy assessment through a feminist therapy lens / Sue Shuttleworth -- Feminist music therapy research / Barbara L. Wheeler -- Feminist therapy ethics: implications for music therapy / Cheryl Dileo.

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In this unprecedented book, contributors explore ways in which feminist theory can enrich the field of music therapy in clinical practice, assessment, research, discourse, education, supervision, and ethics.

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