Cultural Intersections in Music Therapy · Music, Health, and the Person by Whitehead-Pleaux, Annette -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Image Title Page Copyright & Permissions Dedication Acknowledgements Table of Contents Contributors Preface

The Beginning The Book Design About the Authors The World in Which We Live The Journey Begins

Unit I: Understanding Discrimination, Oppression, and Bias

Chapter 1. Discrimination and Oppression: Annette M. Whitehead-Pleaux

Introduction and Definitions The Matrix of Domination/Interlocking Systems of Oppression Theory The Effects of Oppression on Individuals Conclusion References

Chapter 2. I Don’t See You as Black/Gay/Disabled/Muslim/etc.: Microaggressions in Everyday Encounters: Susan Hadley

Personal Context Overview of Microaggressions Increasing Awareness: Making the Invisible Visible Developing and Maintaining Anti-Oppressive Practices: Habit Formation and Vigilance References

Chapter 3. Reflecting on Personal Bias: Nicole D. Hahna

Overview: Implications of Personal Bias Unpacking White Privilege Feminist Theory Personal Bias and Music Therapy Conclusion References

Unit II: Cultures of Heritage

Chapter 4. Music Therapy with Hispanic/Latino Clients: Karen Estrella

My Story Introduction Worldview: Diversity Within the Culture Generational/Migration Differences Within the H/L Culture: The Role of Acculturation/Assimilation and Bicultural Identities Cultural Values and Health and Wellness Music in Hispanic/Latino Culture Conclusion References

Chapter 5. East and Southeast Asian Culture: Xueli Tan & Feilin Hsiao

Introduction: Defining Asia Diversity Within the Culture Worldviews Historical Realities Versus Popular Myths Gender and Body Image Overlapping Identities: Dual and Triple Minority Statuses Models of Acculturation and Assimilation in Asian Culture Meaning of Medicine and Well-Being Health-Seeking Behaviors and the Use of Mental Health Services Meaning and Function of Music Conclusion References

Chapter 6. Music Therapy in the South Asian-American Diaspora: Sangeeta Swamy

Introduction Worldview Diversity Within the Indian Subcontinent Gender Differences Acculturation Generational Differences and Ethnic Identity Minority Stress Meaning of Medicine and Well-Being Enabling Health and Well-Being Historical Realities Versus Popular Myths Meaning and Function of Music Conclusion References

Chapter 7. Discovering Arab/Middle Eastern Culture: Aksana Kavaliova-Moussi

Introduction Historical Realities Versus Popular Myths Cultural Values and Norms Gender Differences Generational Differences Acculturation and Assimilation Minority Discrimination Meaning of Medicine and Well-Being Arab/Middle Eastern Music and Its Function Enabling Health and Well-Being: Recommendations for Music Therapists Conclusion References Appendix A Appendix B

Chapter 8. African-American Perspectives: Karen Jean Reed & Darlene Brooks

Worldview of the Community Historical Realities Versus Popular Myths Diversity Within the Culture Culture Within the Race Gender Differences Within the Culture Generational and Migrational Differences Acculturation/Assimilation Microaggression and Oppression Meaning of Medicine and Well-Being Music of African Americans Conclusion References

Chapter 9. The Cultures of Native Americans/First Peoples: The Voices of Two Indigenous Woman Scholars: Therese M. West & Carolyn Kenny

Carolyn’s Story Therese’s Story Introduction Worldview Historical Realities Versus Popular Myths Diversity Within the Culture Gender Differences Within the Culture Generational and Migrational Differences Within the Culture Acculturation and Assimilation Microaggression and Oppression Meaning of Medicine and Well-Being Meaning and Function of Music Enabling Health and Well-Being Conclusion References

Chapter 10. “32 Flavors” (and Then Some): Reflections on Identities That Fall Somewhere in Between: Roia Rafieyan

Introduction Worldview Historical Realities Myths and Stereotypes Describing Diverse People More Commonly Used Language Diverse Identity Patterns Microaggression and Discrimination Discrimination Health and Well-Being Meaning and Function of Music Conclusion References Resources Glossary of Terms

Unit III: Cultures of Religion

Chapter 11. Muslim Cultures: Paige A. Robbins Elwafi

The Beginning of My Journey The Basics of Islam Worldview Historical Realities Versus Popular Myths Diversity Within Muslim Cultures Gender Differences Within the Cultures Generational and Migrational Differences Meaning of Medicine and Well-Being The Meaning of Music in Muslim Cultures Enabling Health and Well-Being Suggestions for Music Therapists Conclusion References Appendix A

Chapter 12. Two Jews, Three Opinions: Rebecca J. Froman & Debra Jelinek Gombert

Worldview Diversity Within the Culture Gender Differences Within the Culture Generational and Migration Differences Acculturation and Assimilation Historical Realities Versus Popular Myths Microaggressions Meaning of Medicine, Health, and Well-Being Meaning and Function of Music Mazel Tov! References Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D Appendix E

Unit IV: Cultures of Sexual Orientation and Gender

Chapter 13. The Cultures of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning Communities: Spencer Hardy & Annette Whitehead-Pleaux

Worldview Historical Realities Versus Popular Myths Diversity Within the LGBTQ Culture Acculturation and Assimilation Minority Stress Meaning of Medicine and Well-Being Meaning of Music Conclusion References

Chapter 14. Intersections of Gender and Culture: Sandra L. Curtis

Introduction Myths, Stereotypes, Double Standards, and Realities Diversities Within Gender Internalization Meaning of Health and Well-Being Meaning and Function of Music Conclusion References

Unit V: Cultures of Disability and Survivorship

Chapter 15. Survivor Culture: Dawn McDougal Miller, Deforia Lane, & Annette Whitehead-Pleaux

Introduction Etymology of the Term “Survivor” Cancer Survivorship Cancer Survivor Terminology History of Terminology Differing Views of Terminology Seasons of Cancer Survivorship Myths About the Culture Diversity Within the Culture Meaning and Functions of Music Conclusion References

Chapter 16. The Culture of Disability: Marcia Humpal

Introduction General Overview Worldview Historical Information Diversity Within the Culture Gender Differences Acculturation and Assimilation Microaggression and Oppression Overlapping Cultures: The Additive Model of Oppression Meaning of Medicine and Well-Being Meaning and Function of Music Empowering Health and Well-Being References

Unit VI: Inclusive Music Therapy Education and Practice

Chapter 17. Minority Educators: Xueli Tan

Introduction Current and Projected Landscapes Bringing Forward the Invisible Taxes and Tokens Presumed (In)Competence Strategies to Promote a Welcoming Environment Conclusion References

Chapter 18. Allies for Social Justice: Leah Oswanski & Amy Donnenwerth

What Is an Ally? Individual and Systemic Allies Ally as a Member of a Nondominant Group Models of Ally Development Becoming an Effective Ally Awareness of Identity Markers, Values, and Privilege Historical Realities Versus Popular Myths The Work of an Ally Conclusion References Appendix A

Chapter 19. Culturally Competent Music Therapy Assessments: Annette Whitehead-Pleaux, Stephanie L. Brink, & Xueli Tan

Introduction What Is Cultural Competence? Changing Demographics Documents of the Associations The Role of Education in Culturally Competent Music Therapy Assessment Conclusion References

Chapter 20. Technology and Culturally Competent Music Therapy Practice: Annette Whitehead-Pleaux

Electronic Music Technologies 101 Benefits and Limitations of EMTs Conclusion References

Conclusion

Are You Ready to Interrupt the Usual?

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