Music therapy
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Collaboration and Assistance in Music Therapy Practice
Roles, Relationships, Challenges
Edited by John Strange, Helen Odell-Miller and Eleanor Richards
Looking at the challenges and benefits of including collaborators in a course of music therapy, this edited volume offers ways for music therapists to make the most of family members, medical staff, and others who may be present, but not recipients, in music therapy sessions. Learn More2016, Paperback / softback, 8.98in x 6.30in / 228mm x 160mm, 344pp, $42.95ISBN: 978-1-84905-702-82016, Ebook, ePUB, 344pp, $39.95ISBN: 978-1-78450-223-2 -
Kids, Music ‘n’ Autism
Bringing out the Music in Your Child
Dorita S. Berger
Music is a great tool for brain, sensory and skills development for children with autism, but how can you best encourage them to take part in music-based activities? This practical guide tells you everything you need to know about helping children with autism to pursue their love of music, from enjoying listening to concerts to performing in them. Learn More2016, Paperback / softback, 8.43in x 5.43in / 214mm x 138mm, 168pp, $17.95ISBN: 97817859271642016, Ebook, PDF, 168pp, $17.95ISBN: 978-1-78450-314-7 -
Rhythm to Recovery
A Practical Guide to Using Rhythmic Music, Voice and Movement for Social and Emotional Development
Simon Faulkner. Foreword by James Oshinsky, Ph.D
Learn how to utilise rhythm and reflection in both therapeutic and educational settings with this practical guide. This book presents a model of practice with a proven track record for social and emotional development, with examples of fun, interactive rhythmic exercises to use with both individuals and groups. Learn More2016, Paperback / softback, 9.65in x 6.81in / 245mm x 173mm, 256pp, $29.95ISBN: 97817859213222016, Ebook, ePUB, 256pp, $29.95ISBN: 978-1-78450-397-0 -
Music Therapy with Families
Therapeutic Approaches and Theoretical Perspectives
Edited by Stine Lindahl Jacobsen and Grace Thompson
International music therapists describe and discuss models of working with families in different clinical areas, from those with family members with dementia or autism, to those in palliative care, psychiatric or paediatric hospital settings. They explain the theoretical background and practice of each approach, with research and case examples. Learn More2016, Paperback / softback, 9.06in x 6.61in / 230mm x 168mm, 344pp, $42.95ISBN: 978-1-84905-630-42016, Ebook, ePUB, 344pp, $39.95ISBN: 978-1-78450-105-1 -
Eurhythmics for Autism and Other Neurophysiologic Diagnoses
A Sensorimotor Music-Based Treatment Approach
Dorita S. Berger. Foreword by Stephen M. Shore.
The theory and practice of incorporating Eurhythmics movement in music-based sessions. Session plans and case studies are included to illustrate how the treatment can be used with a range of cognitive and sensory issues, such as autism, dementia, PTSD, stroke, and cerebral palsy. Learn More2015, Paperback / softback, 9.02in x 6.14in / 229mm x 156mm, 264pp, $37.95ISBN: 978-1-84905-989-32015, Ebook, ePUB, 264pp, $35.00ISBN: 978-0-85700-905-0 -
Basic Anatomy and Physiology for the Music Therapist
Daniel J. Schneck
This clear and accessible book presents key information about the anatomy and physiology of the human body for the music therapist, focusing on areas of particular relevance to their practice. This information is vital for both music therapy students and practitioners. Learn More2015, Paperback / softback, 9.69in x 7.32in / 246mm x 186mm, 352pp, $39.95ISBN: 978-1-84905-756-12015, Ebook, ePUB, 352pp, $39.95ISBN: 978-0-85700-992-0 -
Guided Imagery & Music (GIM) and Music Imagery Methods for Individual and Group Therapy
Edited by Denise Grocke and Torben Moe
This edited volume systematically describes the major adaptations of the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery which accommodate a variety of contexts and client groups. The international contributors, who each use these adaptations in their own clinical practice, provide theoretical and practical details of the approach used for their client group. Learn More2015, Paperback / softback, 9.92in x 7.48in / 252mm x 190mm, 400pp, $45.00ISBN: 978-1-84905-483-62015, Ebook, ePUB, 400pp, $45.00ISBN: 978-0-85700-877-0 -
Flute, Accordion or Clarinet?
Using the Characteristics of Our Instruments in Music Therapy
Edited by Amelia Oldfield, Jo Tomlinson and Dawn Loombe
Covering 17 orchestral instruments and a range of client groups including children and adolescents, adults with learning disabilities, adult psychiatry and the elderly, this is the definitive resource for music therapists interested in using their first study instrument in their clinical practice, and is accompanied by illustrative case studies. Learn More2015, Paperback / softback, 9.02in x 6.14in / 229mm x 156mm, 344pp, $29.95ISBN: 978-1-84905-398-32015, Ebook, ePUB, 344pp, $29.95ISBN: 978-0-85700-766-7 -
The Music of Being
Music Therapy, Winnicott and the School of Object Relations
Alison Levinge
Alison Levinge explains the approaches of four child development theorists and explores how they apply to and inform the practice of music therapy. The focus is on D.W. Winnicott whose infant theory is influenced by the medium of music and resonates with the central aspects of music therapy. Learn More2015, Paperback / softback, 8.98in x 6.18in / 228mm x 157mm, 176pp, $37.95ISBN: 978-1-84905-576-52015, Ebook, ePUB, 176pp, $34.95ISBN: 978-1-78450-019-1 -
The Music in Music Therapy
Psychodynamic Music Therapy in Europe: Clinical, Theoretical and Research Approaches
Edited by Jos De Backer and Julie Sutton
This text comprises of a wide range of thinking from across Europe, stressing how essential the musician is within the identity of a music therapist. With examples and clinical case material from across Europe, the editors provide insight into the aspects of the therapeutic process which are enabled by music. Learn More2014, Paperback / softback, 9.72in x 7.13in / 247mm x 181mm, 368pp, $49.95ISBN: 978-1-84905-353-22014, Ebook, ePUB, 368pp, $49.95ISBN: 978-0-85700-712-4