Sanne Storm

Sanne Storm serves as a Part-time Lecturer in the Department of Communication and Psychology within the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Aalborg University, Denmark. Her work focuses on music therapy interventions for mental health, particularly through voice and body work during perinatal periods.

Her research centers on culturally sensitive applications of psychodynamic voice therapy for perinatal women experiencing anxiety and depression. She investigates voice assessment methodologies and adaptive therapy frameworks that respond to both client-specific and societal needs. Storm emphasizes ethical considerations in therapy evaluation while bridging clinical practice with evidence-based research.

Recent publications (2022-2023) demonstrate concentrated efforts on refining music therapy assessment tools through international collaboration. Her work with IMTAC consortium develops culturally responsive evaluation frameworks, while studies on Faroese women document therapeutic experiences with voice-based interventions. These outputs highlight methodological rigor combined with client-centered adaptation across diverse cultural contexts.

Storm actively contributes to major research initiatives including CEDOMUS and IMTAC as co-investigator and project manager. Her grant portfolio features studies on perinatal mental health in the Faroe Islands and music therapy applications in midwifery centers, supported by the Research Council for Culture and Communication of the Humanities. Though specific students aren't listed, her project leadership provides mentorship opportunities.

She operates within CEDOMUS (Center for Documentation and Research in Music Therapy) at Aalborg University, fostering national and international collaborations. Through IMTAC, she engages a global network of researchers to standardize assessment practices while ensuring cultural relevance across healthcare systems and populations.