The workshop will provide experiential on music relaxation, music imagery and singing circle with Asian and Chinese traditional music. The music relaxation and imagery are integrated with the Zen philosophy. The experiential are developed from the presenters' practice of self-care, and rooted from their cultures. The workshop attempt to explore possibilities of using traditional Asian and Chinese traditional music and concept in music-based interventions for self-care.
Workshop duration: 60 min
Ming-Ming Liu is Associate Professor of the Music Therapy Center, Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing, China. She is registered clinical supervisor of Chinese Psychological Society, and on the Editorial Board of Creative Arts in Education and Therapy, the first journal of arts therapy in China. She devotes herself to music therapy education and helping establish music therapy in general hospitals.
Jing-Wen Zhang is a doctoral student at Temple University. She currently supervises students at Philadelphia Aphasia Center at Temple. Jing-Wen had experience as a clinician in general medical settings, neural rehabilitation, and out-patient psychological health centers in China and U.S. She serves the International Association of Music and Medicine as the chair of the Global Report Committee.
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