Joe Thompson
Baselines in Music Therapy
In therapy and music, the baseline informs our next steps. This is the show that examines the present state of music therapy and asks, 'where to from here?'. Made on the lands of the Darug nation by Joe Thompson NMT-F.
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Joe Thompson
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Latest episode
Dec 11, 2024
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Episodes
Shae Davison: working in multidisciplinary teams 11.09.2021 22:42
Shae Davison is a Registered Music Therapist and Neurologic Music Therapist. Shae is a casual academic with Western Sydney University for the Masters of Creative Music Therapy course. Shae is currently working predominantly with children through to adults of all abilities in an Allied Health setting at Macarthur Allied Health Services. In conjunction with the clinical director of the business, Sha...
Lesa Groves: being an aged care RMT 05.09.2021 19:03
Lesa has been a registered music therapist since 2014 and has worked with a range of populations right across the life span. In the last 6 years, Lesa has primarily worked in aged care. Prior to studying music therapy, Lesa completed a jazz performance degree at the Sydney Conservatorium. Lesa is also currently the vice-chair and secretary of the New South Wales branch of the Australian Music Ther...
Matt Laffan: bridging clinic and community 05.09.2021 33:29
Matt is an RMT and head of clinical practice at Noro music therapy in western Sydney. Most of his work as a therapist has involved individual clinic-based music therapy sessions, although he also has experience working with military and emergency services veterans and in schools. A key part of his current role is overseeing a team of RMTs as they write music therapy programs for different populati...
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