Research Resources
Music Therapy Resources
AMTA Bibliographies
- Autism Spectrum Disorders: Music Therapy Research and Evidenced-Based Practice Support
- Habilitation: Music Therapy Research and Evidenced-Based Practice Support
- Special Education: Music Therapy Research and Evidenced-Based Practice Support
- Music Therapy in Mental Health - Evidenced-Based Practice Support
- Williams Syndrome: Recent Research on Music and Sound
- Music Therapy Interventions in Trauma, Depression and Substance Abuse: Selected References and Key Findings
Theses
- Theses Canada Portal—Index from 1965 to present; full text from 1998.
Journals
Music Therapy Journals
- British Journal of Music Therapy [1995- ]
- British Society for Music Therapy Bulletin [1987- ]
- Canadian Association for Music Therapy Newsletter/Bulletin. [2002-2007; library holdings]
- Canadian Journal of Music Therapy = Revue canadienne de musicothérapie [Open Access; CD-ROMs, 1973-79; 1993-2002] Library holdings
- Journal of Music Therapy [2006- ]
- Music Therapy Perspectives [1982- ]
Other Music Therapy journals online
- Nordic Journal of Music Therapy [2007- ]
- Qualitative Inquiries in Music Therapy [2005- ]
- Revista Musica Hodie (Portugese) [2012- ]
- Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy (2001-2003)
Indexes to Journal Articles
- AMTA database (full-text) — Accessible only at the CMU Library. Includes the following journals:
- Journal of Music Therapy (1964–2008)
- Music Therapy (1981–1996)
- Music Therapy Perspectives (1982–1984; 1986–2008)
- Fultz Research (1998–2008)
- Music Therapy World (2 CD-ROMs) indexes and databases — includes the following journals:
- Australian Journal of Music Therapy (1990-2002) full-text
- British Journal of Music Therapy (1987-2002)
- Canadian Journal of Music Therapy (1973-79; 1993-2002)
- Journal of Music Therapy (1964-2002)
- Music Therapy (1981-1996)
- Music Therapy Perspectives (1982-2002)
- Music Therapy Today (2001-2003) full-text
- New Zealand Society of Music Therapy (1987-2002)
- Nordic Journal of Music Therapy (1992-2003)
Online or CD Article Databases
- Academic Search Premier (many full-text articles)
- American Music Therapy Association database (PDF files, available on Library computers only) Journal of Music Therapy [1964-2008]; Music Therapy [1981-1996]; Music Therapy Perspectives [1982-1984, 1986-2008]
- Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ; peer-reviewed, open access research articles) http://www.doaj.org/
- Google Scholar (links to research articles—some full-text—and books) https://scholar.google.ca/
- JSTOR (archive of research journals on a wide range of subjects)
Association & Institutes
- American Music Therapy Association
- Australian Music Therapy Association
- British Association for Music Therapy
- Canadian Association of Music Therapists
- Canadian Music Therapy Trust Fund
- Conrad Institute for Music Therapy Research
- International Association for Music & Medicine
- Music Therapy Association of British Columbia
- World Federation of Music Therapy
- Research Resources
- Reference Works
- Subject Resources
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- Newspapers
- Writing Assistance
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