The Handbook of Music Therapy

ISBN-13: 9781138846166 / Angielski / Miękka / 2024 / 376 str.

Leslie Bunt;Sarah Hoskyns;Sangeeta Swami

Opis

This book takes the reader on a journey through the historical and contemporary landscape of the field of music therapy, updated with the latest practical, sociocultural and theoretical perspectives. 

Recenzje

“This book is a ´must read´ for music therapy students and professionals all over the world. It is innovative - written with a frame of poetic journeys through many thresholds for the music therapy profession and the single music therapist. The book covers relevant shifts of paradigms around the planet including current sociocultural issues. Interviews of three distinguished leaders in music therapy are unfolded and flow through the chapters. A richness of diverse information and relevant reflections on music therapy.” - Inge Nygaard Pedersen PhD; Associate Professor Emerita, Aalborg University, Denmark.

“This is an impressive new edition of an excellent resource for music therapy students, professionals and faculty. This revision includes expanded awareness and focus on issues of equity, diversity and inclusion. The editors are situated in who they are and how their positionality impacts the lenses they bring to this edition. Framed as a series of ‘thresholds’ this book takes us from rites of passage in training, to social, political, and historical thresholds to mythological and metaphorical thresholds. I applaud all of the work that has gone into this new edition. This will be a spectacular resource for the music therapy community for many years to come.” - Professor Michele Forinash PhD: Director, PhD Programme in Expressive Therapies, Lesley University, Cambridge, MA, US.

Spis treści

Introduction to the second edition          

LESLIE BUNT, SARAH HOSKYNS AND SANGEETA SWAMY

 

PART I

Foundations and context            

 

1. Meetings with three music therapy Elders      

LESLIE BUNT, SARAH HOSKYNS AND SANGEETA SWAMY

 

2. Background, context and values

SARAH HOSKYNS, SANGEETA SWAMY AND LESLIE BUNT

 

3. Principles, practicalities, and the music therapy relationship        

SANGEETA SWAMY,  SARAH HOSKYNS AND LESLIE BUNT

 

PART II

Music therapy practice chapters 

SARAH HOSKYNS, LESLIE BUNT AND SANGEETA SWAMY

 

4. Suzanna’s story: music therapy with a pre-school child    

LESLIE BUNT

 

5. ‘Hullo object! I destroyed you!’: a tribute and extracts of writing

SANDRA BROWN

 

6. Music therapy with adults with learning disabilities – a view from the United                        Kingdom            

TESSA WATSON

7. Music therapy and neurology    

CATHERINE WATKINS AND CATHY WARNER

 

8. Music therapy in forensic psychiatry: a case study with musical commentary     

ANN SLOBODA AND STELLA COMPTON DICKINSON WITH A MUSICAL COMMENTARY BY RICHARD BOLTON

 

9. Music therapy with immigrants: a case study of music and imagery with ‘Mia’

SANGEETA SWAMY

  

10. Musical narratives in music therapy treatment for dementia        

HELEN ODELL-MILLER

 

PART III

Learning and teaching

 Introduction     

SARAH HOSKYNS, SANGEETA SWAMY AND LESLIE BUNT

 

11. Evolving a capacity for wondering: the development of observation and listening skills     

SARAH HOSKYNS

 

12. Beginning the music therapy journey     

SARAH HOSKYNS AND LESLIE BUNT

 

13. Developing the musical journey: new directions in the cultural psychology of music      

SANGEETA SWAMY AND SARAH HOSKYNS

 

PART IV

Professional life

Introduction to Part IV  

LESLIE BUNT, SARAH HOSKYNS AND SANGEETA SWAMY

 

14. The professional music therapist             

LESLIE BUNT, SARAH HOSKYNS AND SANGEETA SWAMY

             

15. Narratives, reflections and challenges in music therapy research and evaluation         

LESLIE BUNT, SARAH HOSKYNS AND SANGEETA SWAMY

 

Endnotes           

SANGEETA SWAMY,  SARAH HOSKYNS AND LESLIE BUNT

 

Name index      

Subject index

 

O autorze

Leslie Bunt is Emeritus Professor in Music Therapy at the University of the West of England, Bristol. He is Founding Director of the The MusicSpace Trust, a trainer and has practised and researched music therapy with children and adults across the lifespan.

Sarah Hoskyns (she/her) is Associate Professor and Programme Director for MMus Therapy at Te Herenga Waka, Victoria University of Wellington. She is a registered music therapist in NZ and the UK and research interests include music therapy education and intercultural practice.

Sangeeta Swamy (she/they) is Associate Professor and Co-Chair of the Integral Counseling Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies. A board-certified music therapist, licensed psychotherapist and award-winning violinist, she specialises in culturally responsive pedagogy, scholarship, research and practice.