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Inside and outside the walls: music therapy supervision in a forensic setting
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posted on 2023-08-30, 13:46 authored by Helen Odell-MillerIn this chapter in the book Forensic Music Therapy, Helen Odell-Miller explores the domain of forensic music therapy supervision and looks in detail at the role of the external supervisor workoing across the system boundary with the in-patient music therapist. She explores the multi-layered 'context based' music therapy supervision setting. She uses vignettes and related literature from music therapy and forensic fields to illustrate theory and to explore such phenomena as difficulties in mentalisation; the elusiveness of risk and awareness of danger in certain circumstances; the different sorts of brick wall that can spring up along the border between outside and inside; and the ways in which supervision can parallel the index offense and related areas.
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256Publisher
Jessica Kingsley PublishersPlace of publication
London, UKTitle of book
Forensic Music Therapy: A Treatment for Men and Women in Secure Hospital SettingsISBN
9781849052528Editors
Stella J. Compton Dickinson, Helen Odell-Miller, John AdlamFile version
- Supplemental material
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- eng
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2013-05-28Legacy Faculty/School/Department
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