The British Journal of Music Therapy (BJMT) is a peer-reviewed journal for music therapists and other professionals interested in all aspects of music therapy.
Our editorial team are so excited to be in Edinburgh for the 12th EMTC. It was great to meet editors from other international journals this morning. Do catch us if you want to talk about anything BJMT-related. Excited to shoogle together later!
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We would like to wish all of our European colleagues a very happy #EuropeanMusicTherapyDay! This year's theme is #ShareYourEmotion.
Don't forget that the next EMTC conf will be taking place in Edinburgh @QMUMusicTherapy from 8-12 June 2022!
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"Music therapy in invasive cardiac procedures: Expanded perspective"
Patients reported that music therapy was helpful for coping with an invasive cardiac procedure.
Find out more here:
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BJMT are planning a special EDIB (equality, diversity, inclusion and belonging) edition next year. We welcome submission of articles that come under this theme (deadline November). Please email us [email protected] with questions, or submit articles here: https://t.co/SEjsBHci6y
The editors & SAGE apologise unreservedly to @martinlawesgim for omission of his article in the last issue of BJMT. This was due to a combination of human & system error. Available to subscribers online & in print soon https://t.co/46KjWJOn7c
Just read fascinating new article by @djwetherick in @MTJournalUK. Shall certainly be more careful with how I use the word 'the' in future... 😉https://t.co/2pmuOpLgSj
My new article is now online in @MTJournalUK 'Two Kinds of Music Therapy...' I begin by quoting Duke Ellington, which is often a good place to start. https://t.co/tDb7S7suOi
@jazztoad@MTJournalUK Really pleased to read @jazztoad article in @MTJournalUK. Honest, personal, cross-theoretical thinking about the ’stuff’ of music therapy practice. Just what the profession needs.
Just had an article published in the @MTJournalUK about the therapist's use of reverie in improvisation based music therapy. I believe this is something we all know about experimentally but haven't perhaps thought enough about in the profession @musictherapyuk#musictherapy
Access the BJMT with your BAMT membership! Log on to the BAMT website > members’ area > BJMT online. Access ALL the volumes and issues from 1987 through to today! It’s a fantastic resource! @musictherapyuk
We are starting a music therapy online journal club!! 📖🎵 Find out more by logging into the @musictherapyuk BAMT forum (https://t.co/jYwIrY5Dtj) and checking out our post under networks -> research -> journal club. #musictherapyresearch#criticalthinking