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Voicegreaving in Traditional Folklore: Possibilities of Using Voicework in Situations of Trauma and PTSD

Presented By: 

Ekaterina Molodykh, Master of music therapy
Traditional culture serves as a music-therapeutic tool, helping communities cope with grief and emotions. In Russian folklore, unique “laments” express feelings of sorrow. This presentation will explore the characteristics of the psycho-physical state of individuals experiencing grief, the structure of traditional laments, their impact on emotional well-being, and the possibilities for the contemporary application of these techniques. Participants will receive practical insights, examples, and musical illustrations for working with clients. The importance of therapist safety and group support during therapy will also be discussed.

Session Start

February 1, 2025 4:30 pm GMT

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Session Length

60 minutes

Presenter Bios: 

Ekaterina is a music therapist; musician; independent folklore researcher; vocal coach with about 20 years of experience. Course designer and instructor: “Phoenix: Deep Experience of Grief,” “Folklore for Helping Professions,” “Vocal Psychosomatics,” etc.