Vol. 14 No. 3 (2014): Special Issue on Music Therapy and Disability Studies

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15845/voices.v14i3

Published: 2014-11-01

Editorial

Shifting Frames: Are We Really Embracing Human Diversities?

Susan J Hadley
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Call for Papers: Special Issue on Medical Ethnomusicology and Music Therapy

Jane Edwards, Gregory Barz, Busskorn Binson
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Invited Submission - Special Issue

Destabilizing Bodies, Destabilizing Disciplines: Practicing Liminality in Music Therapy

Cindy LaCom, Rachel Reed
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"But You Don’t Look Sick": Dismodernism, Disability Studies and Music Therapy on Invisible Illness and the Unstable Body

Samantha Bassler
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The Competent Client and the Complexity of Dis-ability

Randi Rolvsjord
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The Relevance of Disability Perspectives in Music Therapy Practice with Children and Young People who have Intellectual Disability

Daphne Joan Rickson
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Music Therapy and Autism: A View from Disability Studies

Joseph Straus
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Ethnomusicological Perspectives on Autism, Neurodiversity, and Music Therapy

Michael B. Bakan
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"Music... to Cure or Disable:" Therapy for Whom?

Stefan Honisch
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Does Disability Studies have Anything to Say to Music Therapy? And Would Music Therapy Listen if it Did?

Colin Alasdair Cameron
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Dis/Abling Musicking: Reflections on a Disability Studies Perspective in Music Therapy.

Maren Metell
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Bio-political Perspectives on the Expression of People with Disabilities in Music Therapy: Case Examples

Hiroko Miyake
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