If we assume that MT interventions can be prescribed, are we saying that all clients respond to certain musics in the same way? Is that even possible? Do we all really connect to the same music in similar ways? How can this be? Is my reality your reality? Can you find two IPods on the […]
One Music Fits All?: Can Music Therapy Interventions be Prescription-based? Read More »
The Rebecca Center for Music Therapy at Molloy College Presents: The Other Side of the Coin: Artistic and Humanistic Evidence in Relationship-Based Therapy Work A One-day Conference for Creative Arts Therapists, Health Care Professionals, Artists, Musicians, students, and those involved in the Humanities Friday, April 8, 2011 ● Wilbur Arts Center, Rockville Centre campus Conference
Abstract: Research on the Effectiveness of Music Therapy & DIR/Floortime with Children with Autism (does this count as evidence? why? why not?) The Effectiveness of Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy within a Developmental, Individual-Differences, Relationship-based (DIR®)/Floortime™ Framework to the Treatment of Children with Autism This study was concerned with the effectiveness of Nordoff-Robbins
What informs treatment and clinical interventions? Past or Present? Read More »
Why it is that modern science is so occupied with large statistical studies, and is not at all invested in the qualitative aspects of working with one person and or phenomena at a time? All of the hoopla with evidence-based practice, which I feel is extremely important for the future of the field of music
CAN INDIVIDUAL STUDIES CONTRIBUTE TO SCIENCE? Read More »
