Professor Denise Grocke - publications
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Co-authored book
Grocke, D. E. & Wigram, T. (2007). Receptive Methods in Music Therapy. Techniques and clinical applications for music therapy clinicians, educators and students. London, Jessica Kingsley.
This book describes the specific use of receptive (listening) methods and techniques in music therapy clinical practice and research, including relaxation with music for children and adults, the use of visualisation and imagery, music and collage, song-lyric discussion, vibroacoustic applications, music and movement techniques, and other forms of aesthetic listening to music. The authors explain these receptive methods of intervention using a format that enables practitioners to apply them in practice and make informed choices about music suitable for each of the different techniques. Protocols are described step-by-step, with reference to the necessary environment, conditions, skills and appropriate musical material. Pbk 288pp 9781843104131 184310413X $53.95
Co-edited book
Pratt, R. R. & Grocke, D. E (Eds.).(1999) Music Medicine 3. Music Medicine and Music Therapy: Expanding Horizons. Faculty of Music, University of Melbourne.
Bruscia, K.E. & Grocke, D.E. (2002). Guided Imagery and Music: The Bonny Method and Beyond. Gilsum, NH. Barcelona publishers.
A(6) Books published by University Department and Private Individuals and translations of articles
Grocke, D. (2002). Richtungsweisende Momente in “Guided Imagery and Music” (GIM)Musiktherapeutische Umschau, 23, 2002, p.246 - 258.
Bright, R. and Grocke, D. (2000). Twenty-five years on: Music Therapy in Australia. Sydney. Music Therapy Enterprises. 17 pages. ISBN 09585622-1-0 (50%).
Erdonmez Grocke, D. (1996). Lo que necesitan saberlos musicoterapeutas sobre el cerebro. Musica, Arte y Proceso, no 2, 12-20, Invierno.
Erdonmez, D. (1996) (compilation). Directory of music therapy training courses world-wide. World Federation of Music Therapy. Published by the Faculty of Music, University of Melbourne. 130 pages.
Erdonmez, D. (1994). Imagination guidée et musique: Processus d’individuation chez une femme agée de 40 ans. [Translation of paper presented at VI World Congress, Spain, 1993] Musicothérapie, l’association Professionnelle Suisse de Musicothérapie, p 9-14, Mai..
Erdonmez, D. (1994). Report on the WEK survey of music therapy training courses world-wide. WFMT Bulletin, vol VII p 1-7
Erdonmez, D (1994). Report of the first WFMT international survey of music therapy training courses. World Federation of Music Therapy. (35 pages - 8 page report + 27 pages appendices)
Chapters in research books (by invitation)
Grocke, D.E. (2007). A structural model of music analysis. In T. Wosch and T. Wigram (Eds) Microanalysis in Music Therapy. London. Jessica Kingsley Publishers (pp 149-161).
McFerran, K & Grocke, D. (2007). Understanding music therapy experience through interviewing: A phenomenological microanalysis. In T. Wosch and T. Wigram (Eds)Microanalysis in Music Therapy. London. Jessica Kingsley Publishers (pp 273-284).
Forinash, M., & Grocke, D. (2005). Phenomenological Enquiry. In B. Wheeler (Ed.) Music Therapy research. 2nd edition. Gilsum, NH. Barcelona publishers.
Grocke, D. (2004). A case study in the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music (BMGIM). In Aldridge, D. (ed) Case Study Designs in Music Therapy. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers (pp 97-117).
Grocke, D. E. (2003). Healing an inflamed body: The Bonny Method of GIM in treating Rheumatoid Arthritis. In S. Hadley (Ed.) Psychodynamic Music Therapy. Gilsum, NH. Barcelona Publishers.
Grocke, D. (ed.) (2002). International Advances in Guided Imagery and Music. In K. Bruscia & D. Grocke (Eds.) (2002). Guided Imagery and Music: The Bonny Method and Beyond. Gilsum, NH. Barcelona publishers.
Grocke, D. (2002). Qualitative research in Guided Imagery and Music. In K. Bruscia, & D. Grocke (2002). Guided Imagery and Music: The Bonny Method and Beyond. Gilsum, NH. Barcelona publishers.
Grocke, D. (2002). The Bonny music programs. In K. Bruscia, & D. Grocke (Eds). Guided Imagery and Music: The Bonny Method and Beyond. Gilsum, NH. Barcelona publishers.
Grocke, D. (2002). The evolution of Bonny’s music programs. In K. Bruscia, & D. Grocke (Eds) Guided Imagery and Music: The Bonny Method and Beyond. Gilsum, NH. Barcelona publishers.
Erdonmez Grocke, D.E.. (1999). The music that underpins pivotal moments in Guided Imagery and Music. In Wigram and De Backer (Eds.) Clinical Applications of Music Therapy in Psychiatry. London. Jessica Kingsley. pp. 197-210.
Erdonmez Grocke, D.E. (1999) Pivotal moments in Guided Imagery and Music. In Hibben (Ed) Inside Music Therapy: Client Perspectives. Barcelona. Gilsum, MD. pp. 295-305.
Erdonmez, D. (1995). A journey of transition with Guided Imagery and Music in Lee, C (Ed.) Lonely Waters. Oxford. Sobell publications, pp. 125-134.
Erdonmez D.E., Bright, R.W. and Allison, D. (1993). Music Therapy in Australia in Maranto (Ed.) Music Therapy: International Perspectives. New Jersey. Jeffrey Books. chpt 2, p 36-61. (50% contribution).
Erdonmez, D. (1993). Music: A Mega Vitamin for the Brain. in Heal and Wigram (Eds.)Music Therapy in Health and Education. London. Jessica Kingsley. chpt. 12 , p 112-125.
Erdonmez, D. (1993). Guided Imagery and Music: A Case Study, in Music Therapy Collections, ed. Alan Lem. pub. Ausdance, ACT , p 11-16.
Erdonmez, D. (1991). Rehabilitation of Piano Skills in a Musician Following a Left Cerebral Vascular Accident, in Case Studies in Music Therapy (Ed. K. Bruscia), Phoenixville, PA., Barcelona Publishers, Chapter 37, p 561 – 570.
Erdonmez, D.E. (1989). The Comprehensive Education, Training and Development of the Music Therapist at the University of Melbourne, in Music Therapy and Music in Special Education: The International State of the Art 11, International Society for Music Education. Edition 1V, ed. R. Rebollo Pratt., St Louis, Magna Music Baton, pp 43-57.
Publications in peer reviewed journals
Tamplin, J., & Grocke D. A music therapy protocol for acquired dysarthria rehabilitation.Music Therapy Perspectives (accepted for publication December 2007).
Thompson, A., & Grocke, D. The effect of music therapy on anxiety in patients who are terminally ill. Journal of Palliative Medicine (accepted for publication Sept 29, 2007).
Grocke, D., Bloch, S., & Castle, D (in press). The Effect of Group Music Therapy on Quality of Life for Participants Living with A Severe and Enduring Mental Illness. Journal of Music Therapy, Submitted (accepted Nov 11, 2007)
Grocke, D. (2005). Significant Moments in Music Therapy in Australia. (Invited paper).Australian Journal of Music Therapy, vol 16, 104-118.
Grocke, D. (2005). Celebrating the voice of music therapy. Australian Journal of Music Education. P. 18-26.
Grocke, D. (2005). The role of the therapist in the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music. Music Therapy Perspectives. vol. 23 Issue 1, p. 45-52.
Grocke, D. (2002). Re-imaging in GIM supervision. Nordic Journal of Music Therapy. 11, 178-181.
Skewes, K & Erdonmez-Grocke, D. (2000). Group music therapy for young bereaved teenagers. European Journal of Palliative Care. Vol. 7, number 6, p. 227-229 (25% contribution).
Skewes, K. & Erdonmez-Grocke, D. (2000). What Group Music Therapy Offers Bereaved Young People: A Rounded Approach to the Grieving Adolescent. Grief Matters. Summer, p. 54-61. (25% contribution).
Erdonmez, D. (1992). Clinical Applications of Guided Imagery and Music. Australian Journal of Music Therapy, vol 3, p 37-44.
Erdonmez, D. (1991). Music Therapy - Meeting the Needs of a Needy Society Journal of the New Zealand Society for Music Therapy p. 7-12.
Erdonmez, D. (1991). Music Therapy: The Evidence. Australian Journal of Music Therapy, vol 2, 12-24.
Erdonmez, D.E. (1990). The Interactive Process of Healing in Music Therapy. Australian Journal of Music Therapy, vol 1, p 3-8.
Erdonmez, D. (1988). The Education of the Music Therapist. Journal of the Australian Society for Music Education. no 1, p 44-48.
Erdonmez, D. (1988). The Education of the Music Therapist. Journal of the Australian Society for Music Education. no 1, p 44-48.
Erdonmez, D & Cooke, M. (1981). The Role of Music Therapy in the Australian Community.Aust. Journal of Music Education, no 28, p 13-18. (75% contribution).
Erdonmez, D.E. & Morley, J.B (1981). Preservation Of Acquired Music Performance Functions With A Dominant Hemisphere Lesion: A Case Report.
Clinical And Experimental Neurology, 18, p.102-108.
Other publications
Grocke, D., Bloch, S & Castle, D (2007). Music therapy soothes mental illness. University of Melbourne Research Report, p. 12.
Grocke, D. (2002). Afterward. British Journal of Music Therapy, 16, 1.
Grocke, D & Summer, L (2002). Launching greeting and historical perspective. In C. Kenny and B. Stige (Eds.) Contemporary Voices in Music Therapy. Oslo. Norway. Unipubforlag. p. 235-239.
Wheeler, B. and Erdonmez Grocke, D. (2001). Report from the Education, Training and Accreditation Education Symposium. Music Therapy Perspectives, vol 19, no 1, 63-67.
Grocke, D. (2001). Music Therapy. Entry in N. Kenny (Ed.) Currency Companion to Music and Dance in Australia. Ampersand Editions.
Erdonmez Grocke, D.E. (1999). Music Medicine Conference. Chiron. Journal of the University of Melbourne Medical Society, p. 62, March.
Erdonmez Grocke, D. E. (1997). Guided Imagery and Music. Entry in W. Bebbington (Ed.)The Oxford Companion to Australian Music. OUP (p. 252).
Erdonmez Grocke, D. (1996). New directions in music and the brain. Music Therapy International Report, vol 10, 96-100.
Erdonmez, D. (1995). Report on the World Federation of Music Therapy Commission on Education, Training and Accreditation. Music Therapy International Report, vol 9, p. 19-22.
Erdonmez, D. (1992). Therapeutic Uses of Music. The Music Circle. October, p 12.
Erdonmez, D. (1990-1991). International Perspectives – Australia. Music Therapy International Report. Vol. 7, p. 28-30.
Erdonmez, D. (1987). Music as Therapy. New Music Articles, no 5 p 26-29.
Book reviews
Erdonmez Grocke, D.E. (1995). The Art and Science of Music Therapy. British Journal of Music Therapy. Vol. 9, no. 2., p. 28-29.
Grocke, D. (2002). A Comprehensive Guide to Music Therapy. Australian Journal of Music Therapy, vol. 13, 55-56.
Publications in conference proceedings
Erdonmez Grocke, D.E. (1995). The Art and Science of Music Therapy. British Journal of Music Therapy. Vol. 9, no. 2., p. 28-29.
Grocke, D. (2002). A Comprehensive Guide to Music Therapy. Australian Journal of Music Therapy, vol. 13, 55-56.
Masters degree by research
Erdonmez, D. (1987) Preservation of acquired music skills in three cases of psychoneurological impairment. Unpublished Master’s thesis, University of Melbourne.
PhD thesis
Erdonmez Grocke, D.E. (1999). A phenomenological study of pivotal moments in Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) therapy. The University of Melbourne, 524 pages. Dissertation Abstracts International #9982778.
E-publications
Australasian Sub-editor and columnist for Voices: A forum for Dialogue. Grieg Academy of Music, University of Bergen, Norway. 2002-2006.
Grocke, Denise (2003). Thoughts on the Global Community of Music Therapy [online]Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy.
Grocke, Denise (2003). The Influence of Recommended Music Therapy Literature in the Education of Music Therapists [online] Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy.
Grocke, Denise (2003). The Diversity of Music Therapy Research [online] Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy.
Grocke, Denise (2004). Re-inventing the Wheel [online] Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy.
Grocke, Denise (2004). New Areas of Music Therapy Practice. Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy.
Grocke, Denise (2005). Reflections on World Congresses in Music Therapy. Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy.
Grocke, Denise (2006). The Joys of Sabbatical Leave and Writing for Music Therapy.Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy.
Grocke, Denise (2006). “Music is a moral law” – A Quotation from Plato?. Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy.
Conference and seminar presentations (international - since 1990)
1990 “Musicogenic epilepsy” VI World Congress of Music Therapy, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 1990. (Peer reviewed abstract)
1990 “Creativity and Manic-Depressive Illness” National Coalition of Arts Therapy Associations Joint Conference, November 1990, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. (Peer reviewed abstract)
1991 Course Director: Music Therapy (5 day intensive) for the New Zealand ociety of Music Therapy.
1991 Keynote address New Zealand Society Annual Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, July, 1991 (2 papers).
1993 “Guided Imagery and music with the Creative Artist” - paper presented to the Annual Conference of the Association for Music and Imagery, Missouri, U.S.A., July 1993. (Peer reviewed abstract).
1993 “Music: A mega vitamin for the brain” - paper presented at the 2nd European Music Therapy Conference, Cambridge, England, 1993. (Peer reviewed abstract)
1993 “Guided Imagery and Music and Individuation” - paper presented at the VII World Congress of Music Therapy, Vitoria, Spain, July 1993. (Peer reviewed abstract).
1993 “Education and Training in Music Therapy: A Global Perspective” - paper presented at the Joint Conference of North American Music Therapy Associations, Toronto, Canada, October 1993. (Peer reviewed abstract)
1993 Guest speaker: “Guided Imagery and Music: A case study and research questions”. International Music Therapy Conference, Temple University, Philadelphia, USA, 1993
1994 Guest Speaker: One-day Music Therapy seminar. “Music therapy in special education.” Association for Educationally Subnormal Children, Singapore, October, 1994.
1995 Guest Speaker: An Introduction to Guided Imagery and Music - Escuela de Musicoterapia, Salamanca, Spain, March, 1995.
1995 Guest Speaker: One-day seminar on GIM, Copenhagen Sundhedsvaesen, Roskilde, Denmark, March 1995.
1995 Guest speaker: “Research in Guided Imagery and Music” Norfa (Nordisk Forskerutdanningsakademi Research Seminar, Aalborg, Denmark, November, 1995
1996 Guest speaker: One-day seminar on Guided Imagery and Music, University of Burupha, Faculty of Nursing, Thailand, January, 1996
1996 “Understanding the music in the Bonny GIM music programs”. (with Dr Helen Bonny) Association for Music and Imagery, Vancouver, Canada. July 1996. (Peer reviewed abstract).
1996 Guest speaker: Guided Imagery and Music experiential session. Oma Research symposium, Oma, Spain, July 1996.
1996 “Guided Imagery and Music”, International Society for Music and Medicine, San Antonio, USA., October, 1996. (Peer reviewed abstract).
1996 “A phenomenological study of experiences in Guided Imagery and Music”. 6th World Congress of Music Therapy, Hamburg, Germany, July 1996. (Peer reviewed abstract)
1997 “Clients’ and Therapists’ perceptions of pivotal moments in GIM”. European GIM Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark, July 1997. Peer reviewed abstract
1997 “Analysis of the music which underpins pivotal moments in GIM. European Music Therapy Conference, Leuven, Belgium, April 1997. (Peer reviewed abstract)
1998 Guest Speaker: “An analysis of the music which underpins pivotal moments in Guided Imagery and Music”, St Joseph’s Psychiatric Hospital, Kortenberg, Belgium (April, 1998).
1999 “Pivotal Moments in GIM”, Association for Music and Imagery, Chicago, June 1999. (Peer reviewed abstract).
1999 “International perspectives on education and training in music therapy”. Panel member (by invitation). 9th World Congress of Music Therapy, Washington, DC, USA. Nov. 1999
1999 “Supervision in music therapy training: Concepts approaches and issues.” Panel member (by invitation). 9th World Congress of Music Therapy, Washington, DC, USA. Nov. 1999
1999 “Five international models: Panel on qualitative research.” Panel members (by invitation). 9th World Congress of Music Therapy, Washington, DC, USA. Nov. 1999
2000 Guest speaker: “GIM research.” Danish Society for Guided imagery and Music. Arhus, Denmark, Sept, 2000.
2000 Guest Lecturer. “An appraisal of phenomenology as a research model in music therapy. “ and “Phenomenological studies of music, and applications in music therapy research” PhD course, Aalborg University, Denmark.
2000 “Analysing music in receptive music therapy practice”. 5-hour Continuing Education Unit, 50th Annual conference of the American Music Therapy Association, St Louis, USA. November 2000. (Peer reviewed abstract)
2001 “Analysing the music in Guided Imagery and Music: Descriptive and structural approaches.” 5th European Music Therapy Conference, Naples, Italy. April 2001. (Peer reviewed abstract).
2001 Guest Speaker: “Secrets and revelations from the scores”. Continuing Professional Education, Association for Music and Imagery (USA), Vancouver, Canada, June 26-30, 2001.
2001 Opening Address: Brain, music and neurorehabilitation.” Music Therapy and Art Therapy in Neurodegenerative Diseases. Fundacion “La Caixa”. Vitoria. Spain. September.
2002 Invited Paper: “Experiential learning in the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music Training.” 10th World Congress of Music Therapy. Oxford, England.
2002 Guest Speaker: JeonjuInternational Sori Festival Music Therapy Program. Jeonju, South Korea.
2002 Keynote address “ Advances in Music Therapy: An International Perspective”. Annual conference of the New Zealand Society fro Music Therapy, Auckland, 2002.
2002 Guest Speaker: “Music-Imagery Methods in Health and Spirituality”. Annual conference of the New Zealand Society for Music Therapy, Auckland, 2002.
2002 Guest Speaker: Two-day Professional Development Seminar on “Student Supervision, Professional Supervision, Research and Professional Issues”. New Zealand Society for Music Therapy, Auckland, 2002.
2003 Course Director: Level 1 Bonny Method Guided Imagery and Music course. Jan. 19th-22nd, Jeonju, South Korea.
2004 Presenter: 5th International Symposium for Qualitative Music Therapy Research, Sauen, Germany.April 21-16.
2005 Guest Lecturer: How research contributes to clinical practice. Aalborg University, Denmark.
2005 Guest Lecturer. “Phenomenological analysis methods” Aalborg University PhD course, Denmark, October 12-15 2005.
2005 Discussion leader: PhD Supervisor’s course. Aalborg University, Denmark, October, 2005.
2006 Guest teacher: Music Therapy Summer School, Instituto Musica, Arte y Proceso, Vitoria, Spain, July 2006.
2006 Course Director: Level 1, 5-day intensive Guided Imagery and Music course, Vitoria, Spain (Instituto Musica, Arte y Proceso), July, 2006.
2006 Course Director, Level 2, 5-day intensive Guided Imagery and Music course, Vitoria, Spain (Instituto Musica, Arte y Proceso), December, 2006.
Conference and seminar presentations (Australia - since 1990)
1990 Paper: “Music therapy: The evidence”. 16th Annual Conference of the Aust. Music Therapy Assocn., Brisbane, September (Peer reviewed abstract).
1990 “Music therapy in aged care.” Australian Rotary Health Research 1Vth International Conference, Canberra, November (by invitation).
1991 Music Without Stress Seminar (2 papers), University of Melbourne, April (by invitation).
1991 Paper: “Education and training in music therapy at the University of Melbourne”17th Annual Conference, Australian Music Therapy Association, Sydney, September (Peer reviewed abstract).
1991 “Music as Healing Art”. St Michael’s Uniting Church, Melbourne, December.
1995 Keynote address: “The Diversity of Australian Music Therapy” 21st Annual Conference of the Australian Music Therapy Association, Sydney, 1995.
1995 “Guided Imagery and Music - Healing Dissociated Parts of Self”. Paper presented at the 21st Annual Conference of the Australian Music Therapy Association, Sydney, July. (Peer reviewed abstract).
1996 “Phenomenology in Music Analysis” Professional Development Seminar, 22nd Annual Conference of the Australian Music Therapy Association, Melbourne. (October).
1996 Guest Speaker: “Music Therapy: Feeding the Damaged Brain”, and “Guided Imagery and Music: Accessing the Damaged Brain”. Papers presented at the Academia Eurasiana Neurochirurgica Convention, Sydney, (November 6-9) (by invitation).
1997 Keynote address: “The substance of music therapy lies after all in the music”: 23rd Annual Conference of the Australian Music Therapy Association, Brisbane, (August).
1999 “Pivotal Moments in Guided Imagery and Music. 25th Annual conference of the Australian Music Therapy Association, Sydney (August). (Peer reviewed abstract).
2000 Keynote Address: “Reflections on a Decade of Growth in Guided Imagery and Music in Australia.” 3rd Conference of the Association for Music and Imagery, April Melbourne.
2001 “International Perspectives on Music Therapy.” 11th National Professional Development Seminar. Australian Music Therapy Association. Melbourne.
2002 Paper: “The development of the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music in Australian and New Zealand.” Inaugural conference of the Music and Imagery Association of Australia Conference, Melbourne. April.
2002 Seminar “Music therapy and aged care”. National Ageing Research Institute Seminar Program. Parkville July.
2003 Seminar “Music and Imagery.” Swinburne University of Technology Psychology Centre. Creative Therapies for Psychologists program.
2004 Keynote Speaker: “Significant Moments in Music Therapy in Australia” 30th Annual Conference of the Australian Music Therapy Association, Melbourne, October.
2005 Keynote Speaker: “Celebrating the voice of music therapy.” Australian Society for Music Education Conference, Melbourne. July.
2006 Grocke, D., Bloch, S., & Castle, D. “The Effect of Group Music Therapy on Quality of Life and Social Anxiety in Participants Living with Severe Mental Illness: A Pilot Study.” Australian Music Therapy Conference, Sydney, October. (Peer reviewed abstract).
2006 Grocke, D., Bloch, S., & Castle, D. “The Effect of Group Music Therapy on Quality of Life and Social Anxiety in Participants Living with Severe Mental Illness: A Pilot Study.” Eric Searle Seminar series. T Vincent’s Hospital Mental Health Service. December.
2007 Grocke, D., Bloch, S., & Castle, D. “The Effect of Group Music Therapy on Quality of Life and Social Anxiety in Participants Living with Severe Mental
Illness: A Pilot Study.” Harvester Clinic. Sunshine Hospital. March.
National Music Therapy Research Unit
Founder and Director, 1998 (continuing)
- Established Advisory Board of international consultants
- Organised bi-annual intensive seminars with international consultant from 2002 (continuing).
- Established collaborations with Aalborg University, Denmark and University of Witten-Herdecke, Germany (2002).
- Established collaborations with Aalborg University, Denmark and Temple University, Philadelphia, USA (2007).
- Established collaborations with Aalborg University, Denmark, University of Bergen, Grieg Academy of Music, and the University of Queensland, School of Music, 2007.
