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Parents' perception of being in music therapy with their children: what is our role as music therapists with parents?
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posted on 2023-07-26, 12:51 authored by Amelia OldfieldThe author looks at parents' peception of being in music therapy sessions with their children. She examines the original reasons for coming to music therapy, the parents' intial uncertainties, the effects of the child's enjoyment of music making on the parent, non-verbal ways of interacting in the sessions, and containing and addressing difficult behaviours. The conclusion that is drawn is that it is through working in partnership with the parents that the work is most effective.
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Oxford University PressPlace of publication
Oxford, UKTitle of book
Music Therapy and Parent–Infant BondingISBN
9780199580514Editors
Jane EdwardsLanguage
- other
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2012-04-23Legacy Faculty/School/Department
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