Index of Research and Academic Activities IRAA Copyright 2016 Nordoff Robbins Scotland Edited by Giorgos Tsiris

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1 Index of Research and Academic Activities IRAA Copyright 2016 Nordoff Robbins Scotland Edited by Giorgos Tsiris

2 Index of Research and Academic Activities Edited by Giorgos Tsiris Copyright Nordoff Robbins Scotland All Rights Reserved. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit Nordoff Robbins Scotland 4 Logie Mill, Unit 3, Beaverbank Business Park Edinburgh EH7 4HG, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) research@nrscot.org.uk Web: Suggested citation: Nordoff Robbins Scotland (Edited by G. Tsiris) (2016). Index of Research and Academic Activities Retrieved from

3 Contents Contents... 1 Welcome... 3 Introduction... 5 PUBLICATIONS... 9 Book chapters Edited special journal issues Articles Articles (non-peer-reviewed) Editorials Reports Book reviews Full-text papers in conference proceedings Edited conference booklets Resources CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Keynote and invited presentations Oral presentations Poster presentations Workshops Roundtable presentations TEACHING Lectures and workshops PROJECTS Research projects Doctoral research projects Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

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5 Welcome Welcome to the Index of Research and Academic Activities (IRAA) of Nordoff Robbins Scotland. With a focus on , IRAA provides an overview of research and other academic work such as publications and conference presentations that has been undertaken by current Nordoff Robbins Scotland music therapy practitioners and researchers. Reflecting on the past and looking towards the future, IRAA is being published at a turning point in the Charity s history. In addition to celebrating 20 years of Nordoff Robbins Scotland work, 2016 has been a year of establishing our in-house research activity. Looking ahead, we hope not only to capitalise on existing knowledge and expertise within Nordoff Robbins Scotland, but also to look outwards and develop collaborations with key partners. Such partners include, for example, other charitable organisations as well as higher education institutions which seek to explore and advance music s role in human life and wellbeing. If you wish to find out more about IRAA and our ongoing research activities, or if you would like to discuss possibilities for collaboration, please feel free to contact us on research@nrscot.org.uk With best wishes, Giorgos Tsiris Head of Research, Nordoff Robbins Scotland December 2016, Edinburgh Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

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7 Introduction Content and structure The Index of Research and Academic Activities (IRAA) is a resource that compiles all research and academic activities that Nordoff Robbins Scotland music therapy practitioners and researchers have undertaken since Organised in the four sections listed below, most activities are presented here in the form of references, and in cases of freely available material such as articles published in open access journals the relevant online links are provided. PUBLICATIONS: This section includes publications in academic and other related sources, such as peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings. In addition to work that has been published since 2015, this section lists publications which were in press at the time of the IRAA compilation. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS: This section includes presentations that have been given at academic and professional conferences nationally and internationally. A range of presentations from keynotes to workshops and poster presentations are listed. TEACHING: This section includes lectures and workshops that have been delivered at external organisations, such as universities. Teaching activities that have taken place as part of continuing professional development (CPD) events are listed too. PROJECTS: This section includes research and doctoral projects. In addition to projects that have been completed since 2015, this section includes ongoing projects some of which have commenced prior to Most projects are part of collaborative research initiatives with other UK-based organisations, while some projects have been kindly supported by different funding bodies. The range of research and academic activities listed within each section reflects the commitment of Nordoff Robbins Scotland music therapy practitioners and researchers to knowledge development and dissemination. Although these activities draw from, and feed back to, music therapists work, many activities have taken place thanks to people s devotion and generosity of time that exceeds their typical duties. IRAA acknowledges and celebrates people s work and commitment by including all their activities. The contributing Nordoff Robbins Scotland music therapist or researcher is underlined in each IRAA reference. Where possible, Nordoff Robbins Scotland has supported these research and academic activities by providing, for example, the necessary resources. These supported activities are indicated throughout IRAA with the symbol NRS next to the respective reference. Most importantly, Nordoff Robbins Scotland endeavours to cultivate a creative and stimulating working environment; an environment where music therapists and researchers are encouraged to grow as reflective practitioners who ask questions and explore further how music can change lives. Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

8 Introduction Nordoff Robbins Scotland team, July 2016, Edinburgh A note on method The information included in IRAA was collected via an online survey in October The survey was sent to all Nordoff Robbins Scotland staff who worked as music therapy practitioners and/or researchers at the time of the IRAA compilation (n=17). Participants were invited to report any research and academic work that they had undertaken since Such work included publications and projects which were in press or ongoing respectively at the time of the IRAA compilation. A numeric overview In total, IRAA lists 83 research and academic activities, with 27 of these activities being supported by Nordoff Robbins Scotland. As shown in Figure 1, most activities relate to conference presentations (35%) and teaching (31%). Teaching also features the largest number of Nordoff Robbins Scotland (NRS) supported activities (n=17). A detailed breakdown of these research and academic activities per year is provided in Figure 2. Almost half of all activities (52%) took place during 2016, while 10 publications and projects were in press or ongoing at the time of the IRAA compilation. 6 Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

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10 Introduction Other resources Online resources To access other online material developed by Nordoff Robbins Scotland, please visit our website. Of particular relevance to IRAA is also the Nordoff Robbins Academic Review ( ) which is published by our sister charity, Nordoff Robbins in England and Wales. In addition to the Academic Review, their website provides access to a number of other online resources. Books by the founders of the Nordoff-Robbins approach to music therapy Nordoff, P., & Robbins, C. (1965). Music Therapy for Handicapped Children: Investigations and Experiences. New York: Rudolf Steiner Publications. Nordoff, P., & Robbins, C. (1971). Therapy in Music for Handicapped Children. London: Gollancz. Nordoff, P., & Robbins, C. (1975). Music Therapy in Special Education. New York: MacDonald & Evans Ltd. Revised publication: Nordoff, P., & Robbins, C. (1983). Music Therapy in Special Education (2nd edition, revised by Clive Robbins). St Louis, MO: MMB Music. Nordoff, P., & Robbins, C. (1977). Creative Music Therapy: Individualized Treatment for the Handicapped Child. New York: John Day & Co. Revised publication: Nordoff, P., & Robbins, C. (2007). Creative Music Therapy: A Guide to Fostering Clinical Musicianship (2nd edition, revised and expanded by Clive Robbins). Gilsum NH: Barcelona Publishers. 8 Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

11 PUBLICATIONS This section includes publications in academic and other related sources, such as peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings. In addition to work that has been published since 2015, this section lists publications which were in press at the time of the IRAA compilation. Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

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13 PUBLICATIONS Book chapters In press Karkou, V., Tsiris, G., & Kagiafa, D. (in press). Εκπαίδευση και Επαγγελματική Αναγνώριση για τους Θεραπευτές Μέσω Τέχνης: Ευρωπαϊκές Προοπτικές [Education and Professional Recognition of Arts Therapists: European Perspectives]. In L. Giotis, D. Maravelis, Α. Pantagoutsou & Ε. Giannouli (Eds.), Η Συμβολή των Ψυχοθεραπειών Μέσω Τέχνης στην Ψυχιατρική Θεραπευτική [The Contribution of Arts Psychotherapies in Psychiatric Treatment]. Athens: Vita Publications. Tsiris, G., Pasiali, V., & Dimitriadis, Τ. (in press). Ερευνητικές Προσεγγίσεις και Προοπτικές στη Μουσικοθεραπεία: Παραδείγματα από το Χώρο της Ψυχικής Υγείας [Research Approaches and Perspectives in Music Therapy: Examples from the Field of Mental Health]. In L. Giotis, D. Maravelis, Α. Pantagoutsou & Ε. Giannouli (Eds.), Η Συμβολή των Ψυχοθεραπειών Μέσω Τέχνης στην Ψυχιατρική Θεραπευτική [The Contribution of Arts Psychotherapies in Psychiatric Treatment]. Athens: Vita Publications Edited special journal issues Ridder, H. M., & Tsiris, G. (Eds.). (2015). Special issue on Music therapy in Europe: Paths of professional development. Approaches: Music Therapy & Special Music Education, Special Issue 7(1), 3-9. Retrieved from [accessed: 23 September 2016] 2016 Articles Athanasiadou, F., Kagiafa, D., Karkou, V., Lykopoulou, M., Babalis, T., Bitzaraki, A., Bouzioti, C., Sampathianaki, E., & Tsiris, G. (2016). H ομάδα KATI: Βιώματα και αναστοχασμοί σχετικά με τη σύμπραξη των θεραπειών μέσω τεχνών [The CATI team: Experiences and reflections regarding the co-action of arts therapies]. Approaches: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Music Therapy, Special Issue 8(1), Retrieved from [accessed: 10 October 2016] Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

14 PUBLICATIONS Laahs, J., & Derrington, P. (2016). Learning together: An investigation into the potential of interprofessional education within music therapy. Approaches: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Music Therapy, Special Issue 8(1), Retrieved from [accessed: 23 September 2016] Tsiris, G. (2016). Music therapy and spirituality: An international survey of music therapists perceptions. Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, DOI: / NRS Cartwright, C. (2015). A voyage of discovery: From fulfilling funding criteria to revealing a clearer vision for music therapy in a special needs school. Approaches: Music Therapy & Special Music Education, First View (Advance online publication). Retrieved from [accessed: 18 November 2016] Pavlicevic, M., Tsiris, G., Wood, S., Powell, H., Graham, J., Sanderson, R., Millman, R., & Gibson, J. (2015). The ripple effect : Towards researching improvisational music therapy in dementia carehomes. Dementia: The International Journal of Social Research and Practice, 14(5), Articles (non-peer-reviewed) NRS McLachlan, J. (2016). Music therapy and autism. Network Autism. Retrieved from [accessed: 18 November 2016] 2015 Foster, G. (2015). A multi-disciplinary approach to improving functional communication after stroke: Combining speech and language therapy, art therapy and music therapy in an intensive communication group for people with aphasia based at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, Scotland. Leading Note: The Magazine of the BAMT, June 2015, Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

15 PUBLICATIONS Editorials 2015 Ridder, H. M., & Tsiris, G. (2015). Thinking globally, acting locally : Music therapy in Europe. Approaches: Music Therapy & Special Music Education, Special Issue 7(1), 3-9. Retrieved from Tsiris_Editorial.pdf [accessed: 23 September 2016] Tsiris, G., & Carr, C. (2015). Key changes and developments. Approaches: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Music Therapy, 7(2), Retrieved from [accessed: 10 October 2016] 2016 Reports e Silva, K. (2016). Conference report: The Third International Symposium for Music Therapy with Adolescents Adolescent development and music therapy: Dialogues in action. Approaches: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Music Therapy, First View (Advance online publication), 1-6. Retrieved from cr _esilva.pdf [accessed: 21 October 2016] 2015 Book reviews Tsiris, G. (2015). Book review: "Taking Music Seriously: Stories from South African Music Therapy (Mercedes Pavlicevic, Andeline Dos Santos & Helen Oosthuizen, Eds.). Music Therapy Perspectives, 1-2. DOI: /mtp/miv038 In press Full-text papers in conference proceedings Kagiafa, D., Karkou, V., & Tsiris, G. (in press). Training and professional recognition in the arts therapies: Some perspectives from Europe. AToL: Art Therapy OnLine, Special issue with the conference proceedings: Finding spaces, making places: Exploring social and cultural space in contemporary art therapy practice (13-16 April 2016, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK). Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

16 PUBLICATIONS Tsiris, G., Derrington, P., Sparkes, P., Spiro, N., & Wilson, G. (in press). Interdisciplinary dialogues in music, health and wellbeing: Difficulties, challenges and pitfalls. In M. Belgrave (Ed.), Proceedings of the ISME Commission on Special Music Education and Music Therapy (20-23 July 2016, Edinburgh, Scotland). Edinburgh: ISME Edited conference booklets Spiro, N., Farrant, C., Tsiris, G., Cripps, C., & Sanfilippo, K. R. (Eds.). (2016). Exploring music in therapeutic and community settings (The 3rd Nordoff Robbins Plus Research Conference, London, UK, 17 May 2016). London: Nordoff Robbins. Retrieved from [accessed 10 October 2016] 2015 Spiro, N., Farrant, C., Tsiris, G., Cripps, C., & Pavlicevic, M. (Eds.). (2015). Evaluating music therapy: Considering value, benefit and impact (The 2nd Nordoff Robbins Plus Research Conference, London, UK, 9 June 2015). London: Nordoff Robbins Resources Cripps, C., Tsiris, G., & Spiro, N. (Eds.). (2016). Research and Resources for Music Therapy 2016: A Compilation Developed by the Nordoff Robbins Research Team. London: Nordoff Robbins. Retrieved from [accessed: 10 December 2016] Cripps, C., Tsiris, G., & Spiro, N. (Eds.). (2016). Outcome Measures in Music Therapy: A Resource Developed by the Nordoff Robbins Research Team. London: Nordoff Robbins. Retrieved from [accessed: 16 November 2016] 2015 Nordoff Robbins Research Team [Spiro, N., & Tsiris, G., Eds.] (2015). Nordoff Robbins Academic & Research Review Retrieved from [accessed: 14 October 2016] Tsiris, G. (2015). International Index of Music Therapy Organisations (IIMTO) (2nd Edition, version 2, October 2015). Retrieved from [accessed: 14 October 2016] 14 Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

17 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS This section includes presentations that have been given at academic and professional conferences nationally and internationally. A range of presentations from keynotes to workshops and poster presentations are listed. Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

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19 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Keynote and invited presentations 2016 Tsiris, G. (2016). Service evaluation. Invited presentation at the NHS Education for Scotland (NES) Arts Therapies Subgroup Re-Launch, Edinburgh, UK, 4 October Tsiris, G. (2015). Learning from living and dying: Spirituality, music and wellbeing. Keynote presentation at the 3rd International Conference on Spirituality and Music Education (S.A.M.E.) Music education and spirituality: Theory and application, School of Music & Conservatory, North- West University: Potchefstroom Campus, South Africa, March Tsiris, G. (2015). Music in health promotion and death education: Perspectives from community music therapy. Invited presentation at the Scottish Music & Health Network Music as a preventive strategy for public health: A one-day seminar, Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow, UK, 23 October Oral presentations NRS Burns, L., & Gallagher, R. (2016). Music therapy in the young gallery; helping vulnerable children in the east end of Glasgow to develop resilience and self-esteem. In U. Aravinth, M. Pavlicevic & G. Watts (Eds.), Re-visioning our voice: Resourcing music therapy for contemporary needs (Second BAMT Conference, Glasgow, UK, 8-10 April 2016) (p.40). London: British Association for Music Therapy. Derrington, P., & Tsiris, G. (2016). Building a research culture: The case of the QMU MSc Music Therapy programme. Presentation at the Inaugural Conference of the QMU Centre for Applied Social Sciences What has social science ever done for us? Applying social science in the community, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK, 12 October NRS Foster, G. (2016). From a symphony to a song: Exploring the scope for short-term music therapy. Abstracts of the 10th European Music Therapy Conference A symphony of dialogues (Vienna, Austria, 5-9 July 2016), Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, 25:sup1, 23. NRS Foster, G., & McLachlan, J. (2016). No time like the present: Shaping short-term music therapy practice to respond to need. In U. Aravinth, M. Pavlicevic & G. Watts (Eds.), Re-visioning our voice: Resourcing music therapy for contemporary needs (Second BAMT Conference, Glasgow, UK, 8-10 April 2016) (p.48). London: British Association for Music Therapy. Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

20 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Kagiafa, D., Karkou, V., & Tsiris, G. (2016). Training and professional recognition in the arts therapies: Some perspectives from Europe. Presentation at the conference Finding spaces, making places: Exploring social and cultural space in contemporary art therapy practice, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK, April NRS Laahs, J. (2016). Learning together: An investigation into the potential of interprofessional education within music therapy. In N. Spiro, C. Farrant, G. Tsiris, C. Cripps & K. R. Sanfilippo (Eds.), Exploring music in therapeutic and community settings (Third Nordoff Robbins Plus Conference, London, UK, 17 May 2016) (p.23). London: Nordoff Robbins. NRS Ludwig, A., & McLachlan, J. (2016). Making music, sharing lives: An exploration of the everchanging role of music therapy in children s palliative care. In U. Aravinth, M. Pavlicevic & G. Watts (Eds.), Re-visioning our voice: Resourcing music therapy for contemporary needs (Second BAMT Conference, Glasgow, UK, 8-10 April 2016) (p.61). London: British Association for Music Therapy. NRS Macdonald, K., & Bruce, K. (2016). A seat at the table: Considering the role of music therapy in a forensic context. In U. Aravinth, M. Pavlicevic & G. Watts (Eds.), Re-visioning our voice: Resourcing music therapy for contemporary needs (Second BAMT Conference, Glasgow, UK, 8-10 April 2016) (p.63). London: British Association for Music Therapy. NRS Matheson, S. (2016). An introduction to Nordoff Robbins music therapy. Presentation at the preconference seminar of the ISME Commission on Special Music Education and Music Therapy Imagine the future: Everyone plays music, Edinburgh, UK, July Spiro, N., & Tsiris, G. (2016). Assessment and evaluation in music therapy: Is there a difference? Abstracts of the 10th European Music Therapy Conference A symphony of dialogues (Vienna, Austria, 5-9 July 2016), Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, 25:sup1, E Silva, K. (2015). The healthy use of song-writing with young adults: A case study. Presentation at the Second International Symposium for Music Therapy with Adolescents Healthy and unhealthy uses of music, Bergen, Norway, 10 August Spiro, N., Tsiris, G., & Pavlicevic, M. (2015). Evaluating music-centred improvisational music therapy services in neuro-disability settings. Presentation at the conference Music therapy advances in neuro-disability II: Dialogues in neuroscience, research and clinical practice, London, UK, June Tsiris, G. (2015). Researching spirituality in music therapy: Methodological considerations and dilemmas. Presentation at the 8th Nordic Music Therapy Congress Music therapy across contexts, Oslo, Norway, 5-8 August Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

21 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Tsiris, G., Spiro, N., & Pavlicevic, M. (2015). Re-positioning service evaluation in music therapy. Presentation at the 8th Nordic Music Therapy Congress Music therapy across contexts, Oslo, Norway, 5-8 August Zharinova-Sanderson, O., Tsiris, G., & Pavlicevic, M. (2015). Delivering music therapy, evaluating services and valuing partnerships: What matters and whose priorities? In N. Spiro, C. Farrant, G. Tsiris, C. Cripps & M. Pavlicevic (Eds.), Evaluating music therapy: Considering value, benefit and impact (The 2nd Nordoff Robbins Plus Research Conference, London, UK, 9 June 2015). London: Nordoff Robbins Poster presentations Carr, C., Tsiris, G., Swijghuisen Reigersberg, M., & Watts, G. (2016). Understanding the present, revisioning the future: Mapping the profile of music therapists in the UK. In U. Aravinth, M. Pavlicevic & G. Watts (Eds.), Re-visioning our voice: Resourcing music therapy for contemporary needs (Second BAMT Conference, Glasgow, UK, 8-10 April 2016) (pp ). London: British Association for Music Therapy. Carr, C., Tsiris, G., Swijghuisen Reigersberg, M., & Watts, G. (2016). Mapping the profile of music therapists in the UK. In N. Spiro, C. Farrant, G. Tsiris, C. Cripps & K. R. Sanfilippo (Eds.), Exploring music in therapeutic and community settings (The 3rd Nordoff Robbins Plus Research Conference, London, UK, 17 May 2016) (p.27). London: Nordoff Robbins. Retrieved from [accessed 10 October 2016] Spiro, N., Cripps, C., & Tsiris, G. (2016). Music therapy specific outcome measures: An overview. Abstracts of the 10th European Music Therapy Conference A symphony of dialogues (Vienna, Austria, 5-9 July 2016), Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, 25:sup1, 151. Spiro, N., Tsiris, G., & Pavlicevic, M. (2016). Music in dementia care: An overview of randomised controlled trials. In U. Aravinth, M. Pavlicevic & G. Watts (Eds.), Re-visioning our voice: Resourcing music therapy for contemporary needs (Second BAMT Conference, Glasgow, UK, 8-10 April 2016) (p. 138). London: British Association for Music Therapy Spiro, N., Tsiris, G., & Pavlicevic, M. (2015). Music practices in dementia care: A critical overview of randomised controlled trials. Poster presentation at the 8th Nordic Music Therapy Congress Music therapy across contexts, Oslo, Norway, 5-8 August Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

22 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Spiro, N., Tsiris, G., & Pavlicevic, M. (2015). Evaluating music-centred improvisational music therapy services in neuro-disability settings. Poster presentation at the conference Music therapy advances in neuro-disability II: Dialogues in neuroscience, research and clinical practice, London, UK, June Tsiris, G., Tasker, M., Lawson, V., Prince, G., Dives, T., Sands, M., & Ridley, A. (2015). Music, arts and death education: The St Christopher s Health Promotion Project. In N. Spiro, C. Farrant, G. Tsiris, C. Cripps & M. Pavlicevic (Eds.), Evaluating music therapy: Considering value, benefit and impact (The 2nd Nordoff Robbins Plus Research Conference, London, UK, 9 June 2015). London: Nordoff Robbins. Tsiris, G., Dives, T. & Prince, G. (2015). A music therapy evaluation project: Exploring staff s perceptions of music therapy services at St Christopher s. In N. Spiro, C. Farrant, G. Tsiris, C. Cripps & M. Pavlicevic (Eds.), Evaluating music therapy: Considering value, benefit and impact (The 2nd Nordoff Robbins Plus Research Conference, London, UK, 9 June 2015). London: Nordoff Robbins Workshops Tsiris, G., & Farrant, C. (2015). Evaluating music therapy services in dementia care settings: A handson workshop. Workshop at the conference Music therapy and dementia care in the 21st century, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK, 5-6 September Roundtable presentations Tsiris, G., Derrington, P., Sparkes, P., Spiro, N., & Wilson, G. (2016). Interdisciplinary dialogues in music, health and wellbeing: Difficulties, challenges and pitfalls. In M. Belgrave (Ed.), Proceedings of the ISME Commission on Special Music Education and Music Therapy (20-23 July 2016, Edinburgh, Scotland). Edinburgh: ISME Ridder, H. M. (co-chair), Tsiris, G. (co-chair), Ghetti, C., Brotons, M., Voigt, M., & Bonde, L. O. (2015). Pathways of professional development: Reflections on music therapy s professionalisation. Roundtable presentation at the 8th Nordic Music Therapy Congress Music therapy across contexts, Oslo, Norway, 5-8 August Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

23 TEACHING This section includes lectures and workshops that have been delivered at external organisations, such as universities. Teaching activities that have taken place as part of continuing professional development (CPD) events are listed too. Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

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25 TEACHING Lectures and workshops 2016 Borghi, F. (2016). Introduction to Nordoff Robbins music therapy. Presentation at the Benenzon Centre, Turin, Italy, 31 October 2016 NRS Borghi, F. (2016). Introduction to the use of music technology in music therapy. Lecture at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK, 21 April NRS Burns, L., & Gallagher, R. (2016). Introduction to art and music therapy for at risk children. Presentation/workshop at the Nordoff Robbins Scotland teachers CPD event, Cardonald, UK, August NRS Cartwright, C. (2016). Effective music making within dementia care. Lecture at the summer school programme at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow, UK, 8 July E Silva, K. (2016). Case study presentation: Group music therapy with young adults with mental health concerns and care leavers. Lecture at the Introduction to Music Therapy course at the Royal Conservatoire for Scotland, Glasgow, UK, 6 July NRS Foster, G. (2016). Music therapy and dementia. Presentation at the AGM of the Soroptimists, Kirkintilloch, UK, 17 October NRS Halton, J. (2016). Introduction to Nordoff Robbins music therapy: Why music? Lecture at CoSPPA Network Meeting, Glasgow, UK, 14 May NRS Halton, J. (2016). Introduction to music therapy: Creative and cultural careers. Lecture at University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK, 1 March NRS Halton, J. (2016). Introduction to Nordoff Robbins Scotland: An employer's perspective on developing arts therapies in a challenging climate. Lecture at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK, 5 May Manning, G., & Veal, M. (2016). Introduction to Nordoff-Robbins music therapy. Lecture at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow, UK, 7 July NRS Macdonald, K. (2016). 'Can you hear me? I'm calling out to you...': Music therapy with a patient in long-term seclusion at the state hospital. Presentation at the State Hospital, Lanarkshire, UK, 15 September NRS McLachlan, J. (2016). Making music, sharing lives: An insight into the life-enhancing role of music therapy in children s hospices. Presentation at York Festival of Ideas, York, UK, 12 June Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

26 TEACHING NRS McLachlan, J. (2016). Making music for pre-school children. Presentation at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow, UK, 8 July NRS McLachlan, J. (2016). An insight into music therapy at Robin House. Presentation at Robin House Children's Hospice, Balloch, UK, 22 September Tsiris, G. (2016). At the heart of things: Some reflections on meaning-making in music therapy practice and research. Lecture at the AGM of Arkordia, Edinburgh, UK, 23 September Tsiris, G., (2016). Introduction to music therapy. Lecture at Canterbury Christ Church University, Canterbury, UK, 1 February NRS Veal, M. (2016). Introduction to music therapy: A two-day course outlining the development and current practice of music therapy within the UK and Nordoff Robbins Scotland. Lecture at the training course at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow, UK, 6-7 July NRS Veal, M. (2016). Music-making with early years primary school children: A presentation and workshop for early years practitioners and teaching staff. Lecture series at the training course run for Dundee City Council staff, Dundee, UK, 26 April, 24 May, 29 August, September NRS Broad, M., Burns, L., & Veal, M. (2015). Introduction to music therapy. Lecture at the two-day CPD event at the Royal Conservatoire Scotland, Glasgow, UK, 6-7 July NRS Brown, M. (2015). Music making for people with dementia. Presentation/workshop at the Royal Conservatoire Scotland, Glasgow, UK, 8 July E Silva, K. (2015). Case study presentation: Group music therapy with young adults with mental health concerns and care leavers. Lecture at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK, 31 March NRS Foster, G. (2015). Music-making with pre-school children. Presentation/workshop at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow, UK, 9 July NRS McLachlan, J. (2015). Introduction to music therapy at New Struan School. Presentation at Scottish Autism Parent's Conference, Alloa, UK, 17 June Tsiris, G. (2015). Introduction to music therapy. Lecture at Canterbury Christ Church University, Canterbury, UK, 12 January Tsiris, G. (2015). Service evaluation in music therapy. Lecture at the Nordoff Robbins MMT training programme, London, UK, 23 June Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

27 TEACHING Tsiris, G. (2015). Music therapy workshop: Building musical resources. Lecture at Canterbury Christ Church University, Canterbury, UK, 2 March Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

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29 PROJECTS This section includes research and doctoral projects. In addition to projects that have been completed since 2015, this section includes ongoing projects some of which have commenced prior to Most projects are part of collaborative research initiatives with other UK-based organisations, while some projects have been kindly supported by different funding bodies. Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

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31 PROJECTS Research projects NRS Evaluating Nordoff Robbins music therapy services in the UK: Exploring the applicability and transferability of the impact areas Giorgos Tsiris & Neta Spiro (Principal Investigators) Nordoff Robbins Scotland & Nordoff Robbins England and Wales Research ethics approval: Nordoff Robbins Research Ethics Committee (pending) Funding: No external funding Start date: 2016 Publications and presentations since 2015: None Mapping the profile of music therapists in the UK Catherine Carr, Giorgos Tsiris & Muriel E. Swijghuisen Reigersberg British Association for Music Therapy & Goldsmiths, University of London Research ethics approval: Goldsmiths Research Ethics and Integrity Committee (Ref number: EA 1239) Funding: British Association for Music Therapy Start date: 2015 Publications and presentations since 2015: Carr, C., Tsiris, G., Swijghuisen Reigersberg, M., & Watts, G. (2016). Understanding the present, re-visioning the future: Mapping the profile of music therapists in the UK. In U. Aravinth, M. Pavlicevic & G. Watts (Eds.), Re-visioning our voice: Resourcing music therapy for contemporary needs (Second BAMT Conference, Glasgow, UK, 8-10 April 2016) (pp ). London: British Association for Music Therapy. Carr, C., Tsiris, G., Swijghuisen Reigersberg, M., & Watts, G. (2016). Mapping the profile of music therapists in the UK. In N. Spiro, C. Farrant, G. Tsiris, C. Cripps & K. R. Sanfilippo (Eds.), Exploring music in therapeutic and community settings (The 3rd Nordoff Robbins Plus Research Conference, London, UK, 17 May 2016) (p.27). London: Nordoff Robbins. Retrieved from conference_booklet_2016.pdf [accessed 10 October 2016] Outcome measures for use in music therapy Neta Spiro, Giorgos Tsiris, Charlotte Cripps, Anna Snowman & Mercédès Pavlicevic Nordoff Robbins England and Wales Research ethics approval: Nordoff Robbins Research Ethics Committee Funding: No external funding Start date: 2014 Publications and presentations since 2015: Cripps, C., Tsiris, G., & Spiro, N. (Eds.). (2016). Outcome Measures in Music Therapy: A Resource Developed by the Nordoff Robbins Research Team. London: Nordoff Robbins. Retrieved from [accessed: 16 November 2016] Spiro, N., Cripps, C., & Tsiris, G. (2016). Music therapy specific outcome measures: An overview. Abstracts of the 10th European Music Therapy Conference A symphony of dialogues (Vienna, Austria, 5-9 July 2016), Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, 25:sup1, 151. Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

32 PROJECTS Randomised controlled trials in music therapy: What have we learned so far Neta Spiro, Giorgos Tsiris, Tatiana Sobolewska & Mercédès Pavlicevic Nordoff Robbins England and Wales Research ethics approval: Nordoff Robbins Research Ethics Committee Funding: No external funding Start date: 2014 Publications and presentations since 2015: Spiro, N., Tsiris, G., & Pavlicevic, M. (2015). Music in dementia care: An overview of randomised controlled trials. In U. Aravinth, M. Pavlicevic & G. Watts (Eds.), Re-visioning our voice: Resourcing music therapy for contemporary needs (Second BAMT Conference, Glasgow, UK, 8-10 April 2016) (pp. 138). London: British Association for Music Therapy. Spiro, N., Tsiris, G., & Pavlicevic, M. (2015). Music practices in dementia care: A critical overview of randomised controlled trials. Poster presentation at the 8th Nordic Music Therapy Congress Music therapy across contexts, Oslo, Norway, 5-8 August A research study on monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of music therapy services Giorgos Tsiris, Neta Spiro, Mercédès Pavlicevic & Sarah Boyce Nordoff Robbins England and Wales Research ethics approval: Nordoff Robbins Research Ethics Committee Funding: No external funding Start date: 2013 Publications and presentations since 2015: Spiro, N., & Tsiris, G. (2016). Assessment and evaluation in music therapy: Is there a difference? Abstracts of the 10th European Music Therapy Conference A symphony of dialogues (Vienna, Austria, 5-9 July 2016), Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, 25:sup1, Tsiris, G., Spiro, N., & Pavlicevic, M. (2015). Re-positioning service evaluation in music therapy. Presentation at the 8th Nordic Music Therapy Congress Music therapy across contexts, Oslo, Norway, 5-8 August Zharinova-Sanderson, O., Tsiris, G., & Pavlicevic, M. (2015). Delivering music therapy, evaluating services and valuing partnerships: What matters and whose priorities? In N. Spiro, C. Farrant, G. Tsiris, C. Cripps & M. Pavlicevic (Eds.), Evaluating music therapy: Considering value, benefit and impact (The 2nd Nordoff Robbins Plus Research Conference, London, UK, 9 June 2015). London: Nordoff Robbins. 30 Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

33 PROJECTS Doctoral research projects Music therapy and spirituality (working title) Giorgos Tsiris Nordoff Robbins England and Wales / Goldsmiths, University of London Supervisors: Gary Ansdell & Mercédès Pavlicevic Research ethics approval: Nordoff Robbins Research Ethics Committee Funding: British Association for Music Therapy & Music Therapy Charity Start date: 2011 Publications and presentations since 2015: Tsiris, G. (2016). Music therapy and spirituality: An international survey of music therapists perceptions. Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, DOI: / Tsiris, G. (2015). Learning from living and dying: Spirituality, music and wellbeing. Keynote presentation at the 3rd International Conference on Spirituality and Music Education (S.A.M.E.) Music education and spirituality: Theory and application, School of Music & Conservatory, North-West University: Potchefstroom Campus, South Africa, March Tsiris, G. (2015). Researching spirituality in music therapy: Methodological considerations and dilemmas. Presentation at the 8th Nordic Music Therapy Congress Music therapy across contexts, Oslo, Norway, 5-8 August Nordoff Robbins Scotland IRAA

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