Program Schedule
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Friday, March 26, 2010
8:00am-8:45am
Registration, exhibits and coffee, teas, muffins and cinnamon buns
8:45am-9:00am
Welcome and Greetings
Lucanne Magill DA, LCAT, MT-BC, Professor, University of Windsor, Canada, Clare O’Callaghan PhD, RMT, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre & St Vincent's Health, Melbourne, Australia (Conference Co-Chairs) and Amy Clements-Cortés, PhD, MTA, Sessional Instructor at The University of Windsor.
9:00am-9:30am
Introductory Remarks
Dr. Alan Wildeman PhD, President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Windsor
9:30-10:30am
Chair: Dr. Alan Wildeman PhD
Opening Keynote Plenary:
Impressions on the state of cancer research – Harmony or Discord
Dr. Michael Dufresne BSc, PhD
Medicine, the healing arts and music: Strange bedfellows or natural companions
Dr. Kenneth Schneider MD, Chief Department of Oncology, Windsor Regional Hospital
10:30am-11:00am
Break, exhibits
11:00am-12:30pm
2 Concurrent Sessions, Rooms (Solis and Saturni)
Chair: Dr. Joanne Loewy
A (Solis). Beyond Hospital Care
The potential health benefits of community based singing groups for adults with cancer
Laurel Young PhD, MTA, Toronto, Ontario
Supportive cancer care at the end of life: Mapping the cultural landscape of music therapy in palliative care
Lucy Forrest M. Ethnomusicology, RMT, Melbourne, Australia
Treatment of grief and depression in women with cancer related alcohol/substance abuse problems: An evidence-based practice
Sung Hyun Yun PhD, Wilfred Gallant EdD: Windsor, Canada
Chair: Dr. Gerhard Tucek
B (Saturni). Creative Research in Supportive Cancer Care Across the Lifespan
Creative dialogues in evidence based medicine
Jane Edwards PhD, RMT, Limerick, Ireland
Music’s relevance for paediatric cancer patients: A constructivist and mosaic research approach
Annette Baron MMus, RMT; Clare O’Callaghan PhD, RMT; Pip Barry MMus, RMT; Beth Dun MMus, RMT: Melbourne, Australia
The effects of group music therapy on psychosocial well-being and quality of life of breast cancer survivors: Doctoral research work in progress
Jody Conradi Stark MA, MT-BC, Detroit, Michigan
12:30pm-1:45pm
Lunch, exhibits
1:45pm-3:15pm
Opening Plenary:
Chair: Dr. Lucanne Magill
Maximizing the strengths of people affected by cancer
Prof. Matthew Loscalzo, L.C.S.W., Liliane Elkins Professor in Supportive Care Programs, City of Hope, Duarte, California, USA
Cancer prevention: Therapeutic benefit of music
Dr. Ranjana Prasad Bird PhD, Vice President, Research, The University of Windsor
We’re all in this together - inpatient and community based music therapy for children and families on the paediatric oncology unit
Louise Miles Post-grad Dip MT, RMT, President, Australian Music Therapy Association, Perth, Australia
3:15pm-3:45pm
Break, cookies and assorted juice and soft drinks
2 Concurrent Sessions
3:45pm-5:15pm
Chair: Dr. Jane Edwards
A (Solis).Theoretical Informants and Wisdom in Oncology Practice
Carol Derbyshire, Executive Director, The Hospice of Windsor & Essex County, Windsor, Ontario
The relevance of a multidimensional model of engagement for oncologic
music therapy
Claire Ghetti MME, MT-BC, Anita Gadberry MA, MT-BC: Lawrence, Kansas, USA
Music therapy in medicine
Demian Kogutek BMT, Rebecca Harknett MA, BMT student, Joe Graham BMT student: The University of Windsor, Ontario
Chair: Dr. Sheri Robb
B (Saturni). Pediatric Inpatient Oncology
A musical focus on five aspects of the pediatric oncology ward environment
Tryvge Aasgaard RN, RMN, PhD, Oslo University College, Norway
Child life and music therapy: Working together within paediatric oncology
Jen Burton Liang Dip. AT, OATR, Certified Child Life Specialist, Joe Graham BMT student: The University of Windsor, Ontario
All in good time: Music therapy in a pediatric cancer centre
Beth Dun RMT, MMus, Melbourne, Australia
8:00pm-12:00am
Free admission and beverage to The University of Windsor Jazz Ensemble Concert
St. Clair Centre for the Arts
They play three jumpin’ musical sets – the Big Band Concert, The Dance and The Party – all in one magical night.
Saturday March 27, 2010
8:00am-9:00am
Registration, exhibits
9:00am-9:45am
Opening Keynote Plenary:
Chair: Dr. Lucanne Magill
The role of music therapy in care of cancer patients and families: Across the continuum of illness
Nessa Coyle APRN, PhD, FAAN, Director, Supportive Care Program, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, USA
9:50am- 10:50am
2 Concurrent Sessions
Chair: Dr. Russell Hilliard
A (Solis). Creative Research in Supportive Cancer Care: Adolescents and Young Adults
Ensuring treatment fidelity in a multi-site behavioral intervention study: Implementing NIH Behavior Change Consortium Recommendations in the SMART Trial
Sheri L. Robb PhD, MT-BC, Debra S. Burns PhD, MT-BC, Sharron L. Docherty PhD, CPNP, Joan E. Haase RN, PhD, FAAN: USA
Researching in High-Definition: Integrating qualitative and quantitative data to gain a deeper understanding of a music video intervention
Debra S. Burns PhD, MT-BC, Kristin Stegenga RN, PhD, Sheri Robb PhD, MT-BC, Joan Haase RN, PhD, FAAN: USA
Chair: Dr. Tryvge Aasgaard
B (Saturni). Music Therapy Pioneers
Music therapy in palliative/hospice care.........from its beginning through my professional lifespan
Susan Munro-Porchet MA, MTA, CMT, Zürich, Switzerland
“Music Entrainment Desensitization and Reprocessing” as a music therapy trauma intervention in cancer care
Prof. Tian Gao MMT, Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing, China
10:50-11:20am
Break, exhibits, coffee, teas, croissants and blackberry scones
11:20am-12:50pm
2 Concurrent Sessions
Chair: Dr. Lucanne Magill
A (Solis). People Living with Cancer
Music therapist heal thyself: When the MT becomes the patient
Lisa M. Gallagher MA, MT-BC, Parma, Ohio, USA
Navigating icebergs: Facing the fear and anguish of cancer through music therapy. A cancer survivor's experience. (1 hr workshop)
Maria Logis MA, New York, USA
Chair: Dr. Debra Burns
B (Saturni). Knowledge and Skills Informing Practice
Ethno-music-therapy in cancer treatment
Prof. Mag. Dr. Gerhard Tucek, IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems, Austria
An experiential workshop of musical options in integrative cancer care (1 hr workshop)
Andrew Rossetti MMT, Barcelona, Spain, Joanne Loewy DA, LCAT, MT-BC, New York, USA
12:50pm-2:15pm
Lunch, exhibits and OPERATHERAPY Video
2:15-3:45pm
Opening Plenary:
Chair: Dr. Nessa Coyle
Music, culture and resiliency
Joanne Loewy DA, LCAT, MT-BC, Director, The Louis Armstrong Music Therapy Centre, Beth Israel Medical Centre, New York, USA
Music therapy’s contribution to supportive cancer care: Patients, families and staff across the lifespan
Lucanne Magill DA, LCAT, MT-BC, The University of Windsor
Advancing supportive cancer care through music therapist-researcher partnerships
Clare O’Callaghan PhD, RMT, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre & Caritas Christi Hospice, St Vincent's Health, Melbourne Australia
3:45- 4:15pm
Break, exhibits, assorted juice and soft drink, chips and NutriGrain bars
4:15pm-5:15pm
2 Concurrent Sessions
Chair: Prof. Matthew Loscalzo
A (Solis). Alleviating Isolation
Vocal improvisation alleviates intrapersonal isolation (1 hr workshop)
Makaria Psiliteli MA, MT-BC, Flushing, New York, USA
Chair: Susan Munro-Porchet
B (Saturni). Music therapy in “end of life” care
Episodes of relationship completion through song in palliative care
Amy Clements-Cortés PhD, MTA, Baycrest Centre, Toronto and The University of Windsor, Ontario
“When the Music Has Ended…” Meaning management in life while facing death
Karie Rippin Bilger BMT, MTA, Guelph, Ontario
Sunday March 28, 2010
8:00am-9:00am
Registration, exhibits
9:00am-9:45am
Opening Plenary:
Chair: Dr. Clare O’Callaghan
Providing Supportive Care for Cancer Patients
Margaret Fitch RN, PhD, Odette Regional Cancer Centre, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Toronto, Canada
9:50am-10:50am
2. Concurrent Sessions
Chair: Beth Dun
A (Solis). Psychodynamic informants for practice
The interplay of attachment and withdrawal in the parent-child relationship in paediatric cancer care at the end of life: A role for music therapy
Lucy Forrest M. Ethnomusicology, RMT, Melbourne, Australia
To the rescue of the inner self: Music therapy with children and adults suffering from cancer
Nathalie Leduc, MA, MTA, Montreal, Quebec
Chair: Demian Kogutek
B (Saturni). Legacy Work
Recorded music therapy legacy projects with pediatric patients with end staged cancer and their families
Brian H. Schreck MA, MT-BC, Cincinnati, OH, USA
Songwriting in palliative care – creating and leaving a legacy
Stephanie Thompson RMT, Hobart, Australia
10:50-11:20am
Break, coffee, teas, croissants and fruit filled Danish
2. Concurrent Sessions
11:50-12:50pm
Chair: Prof. Tian Gao
A (Solis). Diverse Skills and Individualized Care
The project: A lengthy case study with a cancer patient
Demian Kogutek BMT, Windsor, Ontario
Maximizing resources for palliative care music therapy: A town and gown collaboration
Sandi Curtis, PhD, MTA, MT-BC, Concordia University
B (Saturni). Staff Caregivers
“I remember when…Recognizing bereavement needs of health providers in cancer care”
Karen Popkin MA, LCAT, MT-BC, New York, USA
Music therapy’s effects on compassion fatigue and team building of professional hospice caregivers
Russell Hilliard PhD, MT-BC, Rosemont, IL, USA
12:50pm-1:30pm
Closing Ceremony
Closing remarks:
Sandi Curtis PhD, MTA, MT-BC, Concordia University
Clare O’Callaghan PhD, RMT, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre & St Vincent's Health, Australia
Lucanne Magill DA, LCAT, MT-BC, The University of Windsor
Closing musical celebration
