Music therapy across theory and practice
The second edition of this handbook brings together foundations, therapeutic processes, approaches to practice, and clinical applications across mental health, medical, and community settings. Its integrated framework connects different music therapy approaches, while case material grounds the discussion in practice. The expanded attention to diversity, equity, accessibility, cultural humility, and therapist reflexivity includes work with racially minoritized, refugee, LGBTQIA+, and neurodiverse clients. With contributions from a broader, more international group of authors, the volume offers a wide-ranging professional reference on how music therapy is understood and applied.
Good fit for readers who enjoy
- Music therapists and students seeking coverage of theory, research, and clinical practice.
- Professionals interested in music therapy across mental health, medical, and community settings.
- Readers exploring culturally responsive work with diverse and marginalized communities.
Themes
Music therapy theory and practiceClinical applicationsDiversity, equity, and accessibilityCultural humility and therapist reflexivity
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