Portraits of Everyday Practice in Music Therapy
Herausgeber: Potvin, Noah; Myers-Coffman, Kate
Portraits of Everyday Practice in Music Therapy
Herausgeber: Potvin, Noah; Myers-Coffman, Kate
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Portraits of Everyday Practice in Music Therapy is an edited volume of case studies providing music therapy students and new professionals critical reflections on everyday clinical practice across a variety of treatment settings, theories, approaches, and cultural contexts.
Portraits of Everyday Practice in Music Therapy is an edited volume of case studies providing music therapy students and new professionals critical reflections on everyday clinical practice across a variety of treatment settings, theories, approaches, and cultural contexts.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 552g
- ISBN-13: 9780367642877
- ISBN-10: 0367642875
- Artikelnr.: 67400454
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 552g
- ISBN-13: 9780367642877
- ISBN-10: 0367642875
- Artikelnr.: 67400454
Noah Potvin, PhD, LPC, MT-BC is an assistant professor at Duquesne University. His practice and scholarship focus on developing culturally reflexive, resource-oriented approaches in hospice music therapy that facilitate healthy end-of-life processes in response to individuals' cultural traditions and social identities. Kate Myers-Coffman, PhD, MT-BC is an assistant professor at Molloy University whose work focuses on trauma-informed, resource-oriented music therapy for youth and families who have experienced trauma and loss as well as culturally humble approaches to music therapy practice, pedagogy, and research.
Unit 1: Developing Clinical Readiness as a Music Therapist in Training 1.
Navigating Countertransference with Clinical Supervision 2.From Culture
Shock to Integrating Preferred Music by Youth: An International Music
Therapist in Training's Journey Towards Cultural Reflexivity 3. Cases From
the Heart: A Journey of Vulnerability, Trust, and Growth for Intern and
Supervisor 4. Developing Adaptability and Bridging Authentic Relationships
in Entry Level Music Therapy Training Unit 2: Aligning Personal Values and
Emerging Clinical Identities as a New Professional 5. Discovering Self
Through Reflexivity and Shared Social Identities with Clients 6. Finding
Intimacy Through Supervision 7. Expanding Practice by Exploring Clinical
Limitations 8. How Much Giving is Enough? Unit 3: Attuning, Adapting, and
Maturing in Practice 9. Connecting, Disconnecting, and Reconnecting Through
Changes in Therapeutic Context 10. Regaining Trust in the Music: Music
Therapy with Emily 11. The Ever-Changing NICU: A Journey Through Crisis 12.
Discovering Artistic Truth in Music Therapy 13. The Ebb and Flow of the
Therapeutic Journey: Adjusting Theoretical Orientations in Clinical
Practice Unit 4: Embracing Complexity and Ambiguity in Practice 14. The
Extended Discharge: Relationship Building, Meaning Making, and Advocacy in
Long-term Treatment 15. I Can Be With What She Brings 16. Sound, Silence,
and Spoken Word: Music as a Holistic Aesthetic of Experience 17.
Reconnecting Musicians with Music at the End of Life: Developing Musical
Identity Beyond Performance 18. "Luchando tu Estas": Interdisciplinary
Collaboration in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Unit 5: Embracing Loss
in Therapeutic Closure 19. How it Feels to be Free: Reflections on the
Relationship Between Music and Spirituality at the End of Life 20. Clinical
Termination and Emotional Closure: Two Sides of the Same Coin 21. It's Time
to Say Goodbye: Stories of Music Therapy Endings in Private Practice 22.
Integrating Loss into Life: Termination in Bereavement Counseling and Music
Therapy
Navigating Countertransference with Clinical Supervision 2.From Culture
Shock to Integrating Preferred Music by Youth: An International Music
Therapist in Training's Journey Towards Cultural Reflexivity 3. Cases From
the Heart: A Journey of Vulnerability, Trust, and Growth for Intern and
Supervisor 4. Developing Adaptability and Bridging Authentic Relationships
in Entry Level Music Therapy Training Unit 2: Aligning Personal Values and
Emerging Clinical Identities as a New Professional 5. Discovering Self
Through Reflexivity and Shared Social Identities with Clients 6. Finding
Intimacy Through Supervision 7. Expanding Practice by Exploring Clinical
Limitations 8. How Much Giving is Enough? Unit 3: Attuning, Adapting, and
Maturing in Practice 9. Connecting, Disconnecting, and Reconnecting Through
Changes in Therapeutic Context 10. Regaining Trust in the Music: Music
Therapy with Emily 11. The Ever-Changing NICU: A Journey Through Crisis 12.
Discovering Artistic Truth in Music Therapy 13. The Ebb and Flow of the
Therapeutic Journey: Adjusting Theoretical Orientations in Clinical
Practice Unit 4: Embracing Complexity and Ambiguity in Practice 14. The
Extended Discharge: Relationship Building, Meaning Making, and Advocacy in
Long-term Treatment 15. I Can Be With What She Brings 16. Sound, Silence,
and Spoken Word: Music as a Holistic Aesthetic of Experience 17.
Reconnecting Musicians with Music at the End of Life: Developing Musical
Identity Beyond Performance 18. "Luchando tu Estas": Interdisciplinary
Collaboration in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Unit 5: Embracing Loss
in Therapeutic Closure 19. How it Feels to be Free: Reflections on the
Relationship Between Music and Spirituality at the End of Life 20. Clinical
Termination and Emotional Closure: Two Sides of the Same Coin 21. It's Time
to Say Goodbye: Stories of Music Therapy Endings in Private Practice 22.
Integrating Loss into Life: Termination in Bereavement Counseling and Music
Therapy
Unit 1: Developing Clinical Readiness as a Music Therapist in Training 1.
Navigating Countertransference with Clinical Supervision 2.From Culture
Shock to Integrating Preferred Music by Youth: An International Music
Therapist in Training's Journey Towards Cultural Reflexivity 3. Cases From
the Heart: A Journey of Vulnerability, Trust, and Growth for Intern and
Supervisor 4. Developing Adaptability and Bridging Authentic Relationships
in Entry Level Music Therapy Training Unit 2: Aligning Personal Values and
Emerging Clinical Identities as a New Professional 5. Discovering Self
Through Reflexivity and Shared Social Identities with Clients 6. Finding
Intimacy Through Supervision 7. Expanding Practice by Exploring Clinical
Limitations 8. How Much Giving is Enough? Unit 3: Attuning, Adapting, and
Maturing in Practice 9. Connecting, Disconnecting, and Reconnecting Through
Changes in Therapeutic Context 10. Regaining Trust in the Music: Music
Therapy with Emily 11. The Ever-Changing NICU: A Journey Through Crisis 12.
Discovering Artistic Truth in Music Therapy 13. The Ebb and Flow of the
Therapeutic Journey: Adjusting Theoretical Orientations in Clinical
Practice Unit 4: Embracing Complexity and Ambiguity in Practice 14. The
Extended Discharge: Relationship Building, Meaning Making, and Advocacy in
Long-term Treatment 15. I Can Be With What She Brings 16. Sound, Silence,
and Spoken Word: Music as a Holistic Aesthetic of Experience 17.
Reconnecting Musicians with Music at the End of Life: Developing Musical
Identity Beyond Performance 18. "Luchando tu Estas": Interdisciplinary
Collaboration in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Unit 5: Embracing Loss
in Therapeutic Closure 19. How it Feels to be Free: Reflections on the
Relationship Between Music and Spirituality at the End of Life 20. Clinical
Termination and Emotional Closure: Two Sides of the Same Coin 21. It's Time
to Say Goodbye: Stories of Music Therapy Endings in Private Practice 22.
Integrating Loss into Life: Termination in Bereavement Counseling and Music
Therapy
Navigating Countertransference with Clinical Supervision 2.From Culture
Shock to Integrating Preferred Music by Youth: An International Music
Therapist in Training's Journey Towards Cultural Reflexivity 3. Cases From
the Heart: A Journey of Vulnerability, Trust, and Growth for Intern and
Supervisor 4. Developing Adaptability and Bridging Authentic Relationships
in Entry Level Music Therapy Training Unit 2: Aligning Personal Values and
Emerging Clinical Identities as a New Professional 5. Discovering Self
Through Reflexivity and Shared Social Identities with Clients 6. Finding
Intimacy Through Supervision 7. Expanding Practice by Exploring Clinical
Limitations 8. How Much Giving is Enough? Unit 3: Attuning, Adapting, and
Maturing in Practice 9. Connecting, Disconnecting, and Reconnecting Through
Changes in Therapeutic Context 10. Regaining Trust in the Music: Music
Therapy with Emily 11. The Ever-Changing NICU: A Journey Through Crisis 12.
Discovering Artistic Truth in Music Therapy 13. The Ebb and Flow of the
Therapeutic Journey: Adjusting Theoretical Orientations in Clinical
Practice Unit 4: Embracing Complexity and Ambiguity in Practice 14. The
Extended Discharge: Relationship Building, Meaning Making, and Advocacy in
Long-term Treatment 15. I Can Be With What She Brings 16. Sound, Silence,
and Spoken Word: Music as a Holistic Aesthetic of Experience 17.
Reconnecting Musicians with Music at the End of Life: Developing Musical
Identity Beyond Performance 18. "Luchando tu Estas": Interdisciplinary
Collaboration in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Unit 5: Embracing Loss
in Therapeutic Closure 19. How it Feels to be Free: Reflections on the
Relationship Between Music and Spirituality at the End of Life 20. Clinical
Termination and Emotional Closure: Two Sides of the Same Coin 21. It's Time
to Say Goodbye: Stories of Music Therapy Endings in Private Practice 22.
Integrating Loss into Life: Termination in Bereavement Counseling and Music
Therapy