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Selected publications

Gilbertson, S. & Hebert, D. (2021). Music in a concussion monologue. Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy, 21(3), doi.org/10.15845/voices.v21i3.3305

Gilbertson, S. (2019). Imagining something else: A queer essay. Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy, 19(3), Available from https://voices.no/index.php/voices/article/view/2702

Article subsections:

Section One: The first pass

Questioning. Sense, terminology, speech and in-bodyment - Queering: There is another way - Becoming nervous - Something new: The Queer Nervous non-System (QNnS) - Queering inscription and its devices

Section 2: Another flight

Sense and Quantum inseparability: Queering human+material - Pen and Paper: Drawing into the Gap - Queering equipment: 'Camera/concept, Concept/camera' - Queering ontology anbd moving towards ontogenesis of argument - Queering potentially oppresive+anti-oppressive, potentially tortourous+emancipatory discourse - Queering what a discipline is

Section Three: Material Inscription Analysis

Being a producer - Where does the ontology come from and where is it going? - Thinking about everyone and everything in music therapy: Materiality Inscription Analysis (MIA) - In place of a Conclusion: A final question

Book

Gilbertson, S. and Aldridge, D. (2008). Music therapy and traumatic brain injury: A light on a dark night. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers.

'This book is a must read for music therapy researchers who are looking for innovative ways to document evidence of change that can be directly linked back to the therapeutic-musical relationship... This book is a valuable contribution to the growing body of evidence of music therapy's beneficial effects with minimaly responsive people.' - International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation

Events

19-20 November 2019

Comic Care project collaboration begins with Neil Max Emmanuel (Nee Nee Creative, London, UK) through the financial support of an Internationalization Research Grant from the Faculty of Fine, Arts, Music and Dance, University of Bergen
14-15 November 2019
Seminar presentation with Hagit Yakira (University of Stavanger, Dance) as part of the Centre of Excellence in Music Performance Education National Seminar, University of Stavanger

Book Chapters

Gilbertson, S. (2016). Traumatic Brain Injury. In J. Edwards (Ed.) Oxford Handbook of Music Therapy.
Gilbertson, S. (2015). In the light of day: A real-world perspective on childhood severe traumatic brain injury and music therapy during early neurosurgical rehabilitation. In: C. Dileo (Ed.), Advanced practice in medical music therapy: Case reports
Edwards, J. & Gilbertson, S. (2015). Exploring resistance and change in music therapy learning for students and educators. In: International perspectives in music therapy education and training.

19-20 November 2019

14-15 November 2019