NEW: The proceedings of the Symposium Music Therapy with Families are now online!
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In this document you will find detailled information about all presentations, workshops & posters of this event including the Network Day.

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Phan Quoc, E., Burghardt-Distl, A., Flower, C., Oldfield, A. & Hernandez-Ruiz, E. (Eds.). (2023). Symposium Music Therapy with Families Proceedings. Music Therapy with Families Hub. https://doi.org/10.21939/mt-family_symp

Citation of a single article:
Author, A. A. (2023). Title of article. In E. Phan Quoc, A. Burghardt-Distl, C. Flower, A. Oldfield & E. Hernandez-Ruiz (Eds.), Symposium Music Therapy with Families Proceedings (pp. xx-xx). Music Therapy with Families Hub. https://doi.org/10.21939/mt-family_symp

"Music Therapy Opens Doors..." (Lilly Haller & Eva Phan Quoc, 2022)

“I was trapped inside myself for a long time. And I was all alone with myself, locked [up], and nobody had access to where I was. Sometimes, I was very afraid that the door would never be found…

“It’s like music can be a gateway through which I can see into other worlds. I’m light as a feather and can leave my stubborn body behind. I dance on a soft cloud. I can feel completely free and at ease.”

This is how 15-year-old Lilly Haller describes her experiences prior to and after the beginning of her music therapy treatments in 2019, for which she and her mother participated in a research project pursued by the German music therapist Brigitte Meier-Sprinz and the neuropediatrician Andreas Sprinz (Kempten, Allgäu). Read more...