This paper presents outcomes of a phenomenological study conducted to explore the lived experience of refugee musicians. Purposive and snowball sampling methods were used to identify six musicians who performed in the cities of Phoenix and Tucson and had been involved in music prior to entering the United States. The primary data gathering method was structured and unstructured interviews, but observations were made for the musicians who performed in public events during the study period. Audio and video recordings were made and photographs taken during these performances. Study outcomes show that the musicians have persisted in music performance as their primary method of healing trauma and negative emotions. Traumatic experience resulted ...
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This article investigates the experience of musicking (the performance of musical activity) among pe...
This paper discusses the recent music therapy work with young Sudanese refugees in Australia. It rep...
As music therapists now deal more often with traumatized refugees, and the demand for documentation,...
Background: This paper draws on existing literature across the fields of community music and health ...
© 2014 Taylor & Francis. Background: This paper draws on existing literature across the fields of ...
Background: Many people with refugee backgrounds suffer from trauma-related complex social and psych...
Trauma experiences, is a significant risk factor for mental health. Considering the prevalence of tr...
In a world that is dominated by news of conflict, violence and natural disasters affecting millions ...
Immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers, internally displaced persons, and stateless persons, collectiv...
Abstract Background Meta-analyses of studies on psychological treatment of refugees describe highly ...
In recent years, involuntary displacement appears to be a global phenomenon, with the number of peop...
This paper reports on the outcomes of an exploratory narrative study on the impact of participatory ...
This paper reviews current literature surrounding therapeutic work done with the migrant population ...
<p>This paper reports on the outcomes of an exploratory narrative study on the impact of participato...
This is the final version of the article. Available from the publisher via the link in this record.T...
This article investigates the experience of musicking (the performance of musical activity) among pe...
This paper discusses the recent music therapy work with young Sudanese refugees in Australia. It rep...
As music therapists now deal more often with traumatized refugees, and the demand for documentation,...
Background: This paper draws on existing literature across the fields of community music and health ...
© 2014 Taylor & Francis. Background: This paper draws on existing literature across the fields of ...
Background: Many people with refugee backgrounds suffer from trauma-related complex social and psych...
Trauma experiences, is a significant risk factor for mental health. Considering the prevalence of tr...
In a world that is dominated by news of conflict, violence and natural disasters affecting millions ...
Immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers, internally displaced persons, and stateless persons, collectiv...
Abstract Background Meta-analyses of studies on psychological treatment of refugees describe highly ...
In recent years, involuntary displacement appears to be a global phenomenon, with the number of peop...
This paper reports on the outcomes of an exploratory narrative study on the impact of participatory ...
This paper reviews current literature surrounding therapeutic work done with the migrant population ...
<p>This paper reports on the outcomes of an exploratory narrative study on the impact of participato...
This is the final version of the article. Available from the publisher via the link in this record.T...
This article investigates the experience of musicking (the performance of musical activity) among pe...
This paper discusses the recent music therapy work with young Sudanese refugees in Australia. It rep...