Time in Between
Music Therapy with Adolescent Girls in a Safehouse in Kingston, Jamaica
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https://doi.org/10.15845/voices.v21i2.3064关键词:
music therapy, Jamaica, trauma, resilience, mental health, culture, adolescent girls, developmental disabilities, sex trafficking, interdisciplinary work摘要
时间间隔:牙买加金斯敦一个安全屋里的针对女孩的音乐治疗
摘要
Molloy学院是纽约的一所私立文科学院,由阿米蒂维儿的多米尼加姐妹会创办,与PRN(医生、居民、护士)国际救援组织以及牙买加的多米尼加姐妹会合作,组织每年两次的服务旅行,为牙买加农村和城市提供初级保健、语言病理学、精神心理健康护理和医疗/外科团队。在为期一周的旅行中,医务人员和语言病理学家分队从一个诊所搬到另一个诊所,而精神心理健康专业人员,连同助产士和精神科护士,专门为牙买加金斯敦北郊圣安德鲁石山安全家园的居民和工作人员提供服务。作为一个像自己家一样舒适的国营机构,收容了12至18岁遭受忽视或虐待、伤害、性侵犯或触犯法律的女孩。2016年10月,音乐治疗服务首次作为心理健康团队的一部分,为这些女孩提供了自我表达的出口,培养坚韧性的机会,帮助强化的社区意识,以及对她们的创伤的给予支持行反应。在过去的几年里,心理健康小组发现,女孩们能够自由地从事艺术[治疗]等创造性活动,同时音乐是她们文化和日常生活中不可或缺的一部分。因此,音乐治疗被推荐用于帮助治疗过程常规化,增加参与度,和发展治疗关系。
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