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Re-Creative Methods of Music Therapy

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posted on 2025-03-04, 12:07 authored by Susan C Gardstrom, James Hiller, Annie Heiderscheit

Re-creative Methods of Music Therapy is one of a series of textbooks by Barcelona Publishers addressing each of the four main music therapy methods employed in a variety of clinical contexts. Students and professionals alike will gain foundational knowledge about variations of re-creative methods as pertinent to individual and group clinical work. This book provides both general and specific guidance for the design and implementation of therapeutically relevant and individualized re-creative experiences applicable to a wide range of clinical profiles and interpersonal and cultural contexts. As such, Re-creative Methods of Music Therapy addresses prerequisites, affordances, challenges, risks, and contraindications inherent in these methods, with overarching considerations and procedural steps for vocal re-creation, instrumental re-creation, and musical productions.


Introductory material includes an overview of re-creative methods, clinical indications, and facets of decision-making relative to theoretical and interpersonal approaches and treatment orientations. Fictional clinical vignettes and case illustrations, as well as actual case summaries of published literature, provide context for understanding application of re-creative method-variations. Appendices offer practical resources related to the use of song material and arranging and adapting vocal and instrumental music. Also included are lists of published print and online music resources and additional bibliographic references for those who wish to continue exploring case literature and research on re-creative methods.

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Barcelona Publishers

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9781945411854

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  • Accepted version

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  • Cambridge Institute of Music Therapy Research (CIMTR) Outputs

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