The Oxford Handbook of Queer and Trans Music Therapy

1: James Robertson: Cantos Nuevos 2: Colin Andrew Lee, kei slaughter and Natasha Thomas: Prelude: Creating the Queer and Trans Music Therapy Space Part One: Historical Contexts 3: Joseph F. Fidelibus: Starting Where We Were: Reflections on Music Therapy with Gay Men in the Time of HIV/AIDS 4: Jeffrey H. Hatcher: The Circle is All: Music Therapy with Clients Living with HIV/AIDS and Complex Trauma 5: Colin Andrew Lee: Improvisations for Achilles: Individual Music Therapy with a Gay Man Living with HIV/AIDS 6: Gray Baldwin, Michele Forinash, Beth Robinson, Leah Oswanski, and Amy Donnenwerth: The History of Team Rainbow Part Two: Practice 7: Nicolas Joseph Sanabria: The Boy's Return Home: Musical Expression as Gender Expression in Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy 8: Uri Aronoff, Avi Gilboa, and Judy Antebi: Critical Reflections on Queer Thought, Music, and Therapy from a Multicultural and Multilayered Israeli Perspective 9: Bill Ahessy: Beyond the Rainbow: Health, Positive Aging and Music Therapy with LGBTQIA+ Older Adults. 10: Jae Swanson: Deconstructing the Clinical Hierarchy: Group Songwriting with LGBTQIA+ Youth of the Global Majority 11: Julie Lipson: Trans and Nonbinary Community Vocal Workshops 12: Naomi Rowe: Intersectional Psychodynamic Music Therapy: Cultural Contexts and Best Practices with LGBTQIA+ and Neuroqueer Clients 13: Charles-Antoine Thibeault: Best Practices Acquired from an Anti-Oppressive, Intermodal, Creative Arts Therapy Group for Trans and Nonbinary Youth Part Three: Education and Supervision 14: Jane Edwards and Sue Baines: Queering our Pedagogy: Engaging Anti-Oppressive Practices as Learners and Teachers 15: Vee Gilman, Rachel Reed, ezequiel bautista, Ashley Taylor Arnett, Freddy Perkins, and Susan Hadley: Playing in the Borderlands: The Transformative Possibilities of Queering Music Therapy Pedagogy 16: Naomi Ben-Aharon, Mason Gibson, and Tyler Reidy: Searching for Shore: Navigating Queer Identities as Student Music Therapists 17: Jay Dressler and Jonathan Wilcoxen: Intersecting Identities: Navigating an Authentic Path for Queer Music Therapy Interns and Their Supervisors 18: Simon K. Gilbertson: Undefining Music Therapist 19: Brian T. Harris: Internalized Oppression in the Clinician: A Music Therapy Framework for Self-Inquiry Part Four: Theory, Philosophy, and Musicology 20: kei slaughter: Queer as Sacred: An Emerging S O U L F O L K Sounds Theoretical Approach 21: Maren Metell and Jessica Leza: Exploring Queer Theories as a Framework for Anti-Oppressive Music Therapy Practice with Neurodivergent Children and Youth 22: Jessica Leza: Autistic LGBTQIA+ Identities in Music Therapy 23: Leif Weigel: Queering the Psyche Through Music 24: Zachary Kandler: Gay Guerilla: Julius Eastman and the Implications of His Music for Queer and Trans Music Therapy 25: Jill Halstead and Thomas R. Hilder: Deep Listening with Pauline Oliveros: the Queer Ear and Radical Care 26: Michael Viega: Queering the Sonic Episteme within Music Therapy using Digital Music Technologies Part Five: Research 27: Michele Forinash and Natasha Thomas: Queer and Trans Qualitative Music Therapy Research: Questions and Beliefs 28: Francis Myerscough: Becoming Phoenix Song: The Therapeutic Paradox of Liminal Existence in the Development of a Trans and Nonbinary Community Music Therapy Voicework Project 29: Patricia Zarate de Perez and Wenjun Wu: Invisible Silence, Loud Music: The Transmusical Journey of a Jazz Musician 30: Ben Leske, Jennifer Bibb, and Katrina Skewes McFerran: Performing Difference: Exploring the Social World of Australia's first LGBTQIA+ Choir 31: Gray Baldwin and Michele Forinash: Queer and Trans Leadership in Music Therapy: A Queerstory 32: Spencer Hardy: Unapologetically Me: Anti-Oppressive Community-Based Music Therapy for Transgender Youth Part Six: Identity, Advocacy, and Activism 33: Elly Scrine: Beyond Rainbow Flags and Resilience: Challenging Neoliberal Diversity Politics Within Queer and Trans Music Therapy 34: Renato M. Liboro and Colin Andrew Lee: Epistemic Privilege and Epistemic Responsibility: Responding to an Inherent Call to Address the Needs of Queer and Trans Folx in Music Therapy 35: Elizabeth York: Following Euterpe 36: Juniper Monypenny and Spencer Hardy: Queer Visibility and Shared Authenticity: Making A Case for Radical Self-Disclosure as Creative Arts Therapists 37: Leah Oswanski and Beth Robinson: Unpacking Bisexuality+. It's a Whole Wardrobe, Honey ... 38: Colin Andrew Lee: Moments of Musical Transcendence: Improvisation, Queer Identity, and Loss