Lucy O’grady
Biographic Data
| ID | 2912964 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lucy O’grady |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lucy |
| FAMILY NAME | O’grady |
| SIGNATURE | O’GRADY L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Examining the relationship between self-reported mood management and music preferences of Australian teenagers
The influence of music on the moods and behaviour of young people has been much contested. Whilst some parties accuse the music industry of purposefully poisoning the minds of youth, others understand the relationship between teenagers and their music preferences as reciprocal. This article reports on an investigation examining what 111 Australian adolescents reported about changes in their mood before and after listening to self-selected genres …
Women performing music in prison
To date, discourse on the use of performance in music therapy has mostly focused on the potential risks and benefits to the health of music therapy participants. This article focuses instead on the resources that can come into play when music therapy participants perform publically, drawing upon findings from a qualitative case study of seven women who created and performed a musical in a maximum-security prison in Australia. In-depth interviews …
Music therapy inside and outside prison - A freedom practice
The authors of this article have worked as music therapists in and outside prisons and have both completed qualitative studies that explore their work. Here, they present a narrative synthesis of their two studies while exploring the concept of music as a freedom practice in and outside prisons. Most of the prisoners and ex-prisoners participating in the two studies reported that music helped them to feel momentarily free from the harsh realities…
Music Therapy with Bereaved Teenagers
Qualitative investigations have indicated that music therapy groups may be beneficial for bereaved teenagers. The existing relationship between young people and music serves as a platform for connectedness and emotional expression that is utilised within a therapeutic, support group format. This investigation confirms this suggestion through grounded theory analysis of focus group interviews. Changes in self-perception were not found as a result …
Community Music Therapy and Its Relationship to Community Music
A focus of the emerging discourse on Community Music Therapy (CoMT) has been to discuss its departure from the principles of the 'consensus model' of music therapy. This has helped to define where CoMT begins, but the question of where it ends has been less definitive. The following article addresses this question, drawing on the results of a recent qualitative study that involved a grounded theory analysis of in–depth interviews with Australian …
A breast self-examination program for high school students
Breast self-examination (BSE) is an important adjunct to the detection of breast cancer at an early stage. High school students were instructed in the importance and methods of BSE. By use of questionnaires, the program was evaluated for interest, acceptability, and compliance. It was found that high school students were not adverse to learning about BSE, found the program acceptable, and maintained some compliance at one year
Music Therapy with Bereaved Teenagers
Qualitative investigations have indicated that music therapy groups may be beneficial for bereaved teenagers. The existing relationship between young people and music serves as a platform for connectedness and emotional expression that is utilised within a therapeutic, support group format. This investigation confirms this suggestion through grounded theory analysis of focus group interviews. Changes in self-perception were not found as a result …
Music therapy inside and outside prison - A freedom practice
The authors of this article have worked as music therapists in and outside prisons and have both completed qualitative studies that explore their work. Here, they present a narrative synthesis of their two studies while exploring the concept of music as a freedom practice in and outside prisons. Most of the prisoners and ex-prisoners participating in the two studies reported that music helped them to feel momentarily free from the harsh realities…
Community Music Therapy and Its Relationship to Community Music
A focus of the emerging discourse on Community Music Therapy (CoMT) has been to discuss its departure from the principles of the 'consensus model' of music therapy. This has helped to define where CoMT begins, but the question of where it ends has been less definitive. The following article addresses this question, drawing on the results of a recent qualitative study that involved a grounded theory analysis of in–depth interviews with Australian …
Examining the relationship between self-reported mood management and music preferences of Australian teenagers
The influence of music on the moods and behaviour of young people has been much contested. Whilst some parties accuse the music industry of purposefully poisoning the minds of youth, others understand the relationship between teenagers and their music preferences as reciprocal. This article reports on an investigation examining what 111 Australian adolescents reported about changes in their mood before and after listening to self-selected genres …
Women performing music in prison
To date, discourse on the use of performance in music therapy has mostly focused on the potential risks and benefits to the health of music therapy participants. This article focuses instead on the resources that can come into play when music therapy participants perform publically, drawing upon findings from a qualitative case study of seven women who created and performed a musical in a maximum-security prison in Australia. In-depth interviews …
A breast self-examination program for high school students
Breast self-examination (BSE) is an important adjunct to the detection of breast cancer at an early stage. High school students were instructed in the importance and methods of BSE. By use of questionnaires, the program was evaluated for interest, acceptability, and compliance. It was found that high school students were not adverse to learning about BSE, found the program acceptable, and maintained some compliance at one year
Community Music Therapy and Its Relationship to Community Music
A focus of the emerging discourse on Community Music Therapy (CoMT) has been to discuss its departure from the principles of the 'consensus model' of music therapy. This has helped to define where CoMT begins, but the question of where it ends has been less definitive. The following article addresses this question, drawing on the results of a recent qualitative study that involved a grounded theory analysis of in–depth interviews with Australian …
Music Therapy with Bereaved Teenagers
Qualitative investigations have indicated that music therapy groups may be beneficial for bereaved teenagers. The existing relationship between young people and music serves as a platform for connectedness and emotional expression that is utilised within a therapeutic, support group format. This investigation confirms this suggestion through grounded theory analysis of focus group interviews. Changes in self-perception were not found as a result …
Music therapy inside and outside prison - A freedom practice
The authors of this article have worked as music therapists in and outside prisons and have both completed qualitative studies that explore their work. Here, they present a narrative synthesis of their two studies while exploring the concept of music as a freedom practice in and outside prisons. Most of the prisoners and ex-prisoners participating in the two studies reported that music helped them to feel momentarily free from the harsh realities…
Examining the relationship between self-reported mood management and music preferences of Australian teenagers
The influence of music on the moods and behaviour of young people has been much contested. Whilst some parties accuse the music industry of purposefully poisoning the minds of youth, others understand the relationship between teenagers and their music preferences as reciprocal. This article reports on an investigation examining what 111 Australian adolescents reported about changes in their mood before and after listening to self-selected genres …
Women performing music in prison
To date, discourse on the use of performance in music therapy has mostly focused on the potential risks and benefits to the health of music therapy participants. This article focuses instead on the resources that can come into play when music therapy participants perform publically, drawing upon findings from a qualitative case study of seven women who created and performed a musical in a maximum-security prison in Australia. In-depth interviews …
Music therapy (5 works) · Music Therapy and Health (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Psychotherapist (5 works) · Grounded theory (3 works) · Musicology (3 works) · Pedagogy (3 works) · Qualitative research (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works)