Consonances Programme
Rositsa Nikolova (Bulgaria): Music Therapy as a Means for Psychological Connection and Supporting Cognitive and Emotional Well-being in Adults in Residential Care (report)
Petya Klimentova (Bulgaria): Integrating Art Techniques into Group Facilitation in Non-Therapeutic Setting (report)
Evelina Kayryakova (Bulgaria): Content of Logorhythmics and Its Role in Music Therapy Work with Children with Special Educational Needs (workshop)
Sonja D. Labudović (Serbia/Germany): An In-Depth Exploration of Music Therapy Practices in Incarceration Settings (research presentation)
Peter Schulze (Germany): Transdisciplinary work (Music Therapy, Speech therapy) with an 85-year-old patient who suffered a stroke (clinical case presentation) & Choir for People with Dementia and Their Families (a documentary directed by Eike Schulze)
Emilia Yankova (Bulgaria): When Music Speaks to a Child’s Heart: Music Therapy Techniques in Kindergarten (workshop)
Effrosyni Efthymiou (Greece): Exploring the Bridges Between Music Therapy and Positive Psychology: A Doctoral Study with Children with Neurological Disabilities (clinical case presentation online)
Angelica Postu (Romania): Beyond the Stage: A Music Therapy Perspective on Performance Anxiety in Musicians (Clinical case presentation online) & From Therapy to Prevention: The Role of Music Therapy in the Culture for Health Landscape (poster )
Liliya Ahtarova (Bulgaria): Music Therapy Techniques in Working with Couples (workshop)
Radka Georgieva (Bulgaria): Out of the Office, but in the Process: Consultative Meetings with Parents in Music Therapy – Real Situations and Approaches (workshop)
Stanimira Kamcheva (Bulgaria): Music – the Interpreter of Our Inner Voice (Clinical case presentation)
- Angel Tomov (Bulgaria): “Seasons” — an implementation of music in community social work with adolescent people with special educational needs (workshop)
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