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Present	Associate Professor, Utah State University ‐ Music
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Articles (4)

Music Therapists’ Attitudes and Actions Regarding the LGBTQ Community: A ...

The Arts in Psychotherapy (2013)

Annette Whitehead-Pleaux, Amy M. Donnenwerth, Beth Robinson, Spencer Hardy, et al.

This is a preliminary report on survey research currently being conducted by a team of music therapists across the United ...

Journey Beyond Abuse: Healing Through Music and Imagery

Journal of the Association for Music & Imagery (2013)

Maureen C. Hearns

Music and imagery experiences can be successfully implemented in supportive and re-educative music therapy sessions to foster the transformative process ...

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning: Best Practices in Music ...

Music Therapy Perspectives (2012)

Annette Whitehead-Pleaux, Amy Donnenwerth, Beth Robinson, Spencer Hardy, et al.

Given the increasing numbers of openly lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and questioning (LGBTQ) people, music therapists are more likely to ...

A Journey Through Ashes: One Woman’s Story of Surviving ...

American Anthropological Association (2009)

Maureen C. Hearns

This is the story of Lisa1—a woman like so many others who has been abused—and of her healing journey using ...

Empowerment Through Improvisation: An Instructional Guide for George Grant’s ...

Music Faculty Publications (2008)

Maureen C. Hearns

Finding Voice: An Ethnographic Drama Empowering Women Survivors of Domestic ...

Music Faculty Publications (2007)

Maureen C. Hearns

Music Therapy in Children’s Hospitals: Primary Children’s Medical ...

Primary Children’s Medical Center Demonstration Project (2006)

Maureen C. Hearns

Finding Voice: The Poetry of Utah Battered Women

Music Faculty Publications (2003)

Elizabeth F. York, S. Coulbrooke and Maureen C. Hearns