International music therapists describe and discuss models of working with families in different clinical areas, from those with family members with dementia or autism, to those in palliative care, psychiatric or paediatric hospital settings. They explain the theoretical background and practice of each approach, with research and case examples.
International music therapists describe and discuss models of working with families in different clinical areas, from those with family members with dementia or autism, to those in palliative care, psychiatric or paediatric hospital settings. They explain the theoretical background and practice of each approach, with research and case examples.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stine Lindahl Jacobsen is Associate Professor and Head of MA Programme of Music Therapy at Aalborg University in Denmark. As part of her PhD in 2012, Jacobsen developed the music therapy tool "Assessment of Parent-Child Interaction" (APCI). Currently she trains and certifies music therapists from around the world, who work or have an interest in working with families. Grace Thompson is Lecturer in the Master of Music Therapy degree at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her PhD focused on investigating child and parent outcomes following home-based music therapy sessions with pre-school aged children with autism and their mothers. She is currently the President of the Australian Music Therapy Association.
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Foreword. Actual Families Possible Practices. Brynjulf Stige University of Bergen Norway. Preface. Stine Lindahl Jacobsen Aalborg University Denmark and Grace Thompson University of Melbourne Australia. 1. Three Little Wonders - Music Therapy with Families in Neonatal Care. Friederike Haslbeck Clinic of Neonatology University Hospital Zurich & University Hospital Bern Switzerland. 2. Working with Families in the Acute Paediatric Medical Setting. Annette Baron Monash Children's Victoria Australia. 3. Music Therapy with Families in a Psychiatric Children's Unit. Amelia Oldfield Anglia Ruskin University United Kingdom. 4. Families with Preschool Aged Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Grace Thompson. 5. Music-Oriented Counselling Model for Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Tali Gottfried M.A.A.T David-Yellin College Israel. 6. Families and Music Early Learning Programs: Boppin' Babies. Vicky Abad Boppin' Babies and University of Queensland Australia and Margaret Barrett University of Queensland Australia. 7. Building Stronger Families through Music: Sing and Grow Group Programs for Families At-Risk. Kate Teggelove PaKT4Change Ltd Australia. 8. Music Therapy and Theraplay: Creating Repairing and Strengthening the Attachment Bond in Foster and Adoptive Families. Kirsi Tuomi Palvelukeskus Luovat Tuulet Finland. 9. Child Protection: Music Therapy with Families and Emotionally Neglected Children. Stine Lindahl Jacobsen. 10. Families and Children at Risk. Varvara Paiali Queens University of Charlotte Charlotte NC USA. 11. To Recreate Hope and Dignity: Music Therapy with Refugee Children with Pervasive Refusal Syndrome. Sören Oscarsson Outpatient Clinic for Child Psychiatry in Vastmanland County Council Sweden. 12. Partners in Care: A Psychosocial Approach to Music Therapy and Dementia. Hanne Mette Ridder Aalborg University Denmark. 13. Families with Dying Family Members - A Holistic Music Therapy Approach in Palliative Care. Signe Marie Lindstrøm Music Therapist at KamillianerGaardens Hospice in Aalborg Denmark. 14. Working with Families: Emerging Characteristics. Stine Lindahl Jacobsen and Grace Thompson. About the Contributors. List of Tables. List of Figures.
Foreword. Actual Families Possible Practices. Brynjulf Stige University of Bergen Norway. Preface. Stine Lindahl Jacobsen Aalborg University Denmark and Grace Thompson University of Melbourne Australia. 1. Three Little Wonders - Music Therapy with Families in Neonatal Care. Friederike Haslbeck Clinic of Neonatology University Hospital Zurich & University Hospital Bern Switzerland. 2. Working with Families in the Acute Paediatric Medical Setting. Annette Baron Monash Children's Victoria Australia. 3. Music Therapy with Families in a Psychiatric Children's Unit. Amelia Oldfield Anglia Ruskin University United Kingdom. 4. Families with Preschool Aged Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Grace Thompson. 5. Music-Oriented Counselling Model for Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Tali Gottfried M.A.A.T David-Yellin College Israel. 6. Families and Music Early Learning Programs: Boppin' Babies. Vicky Abad Boppin' Babies and University of Queensland Australia and Margaret Barrett University of Queensland Australia. 7. Building Stronger Families through Music: Sing and Grow Group Programs for Families At-Risk. Kate Teggelove PaKT4Change Ltd Australia. 8. Music Therapy and Theraplay: Creating Repairing and Strengthening the Attachment Bond in Foster and Adoptive Families. Kirsi Tuomi Palvelukeskus Luovat Tuulet Finland. 9. Child Protection: Music Therapy with Families and Emotionally Neglected Children. Stine Lindahl Jacobsen. 10. Families and Children at Risk. Varvara Paiali Queens University of Charlotte Charlotte NC USA. 11. To Recreate Hope and Dignity: Music Therapy with Refugee Children with Pervasive Refusal Syndrome. Sören Oscarsson Outpatient Clinic for Child Psychiatry in Vastmanland County Council Sweden. 12. Partners in Care: A Psychosocial Approach to Music Therapy and Dementia. Hanne Mette Ridder Aalborg University Denmark. 13. Families with Dying Family Members - A Holistic Music Therapy Approach in Palliative Care. Signe Marie Lindstrøm Music Therapist at KamillianerGaardens Hospice in Aalborg Denmark. 14. Working with Families: Emerging Characteristics. Stine Lindahl Jacobsen and Grace Thompson. About the Contributors. List of Tables. List of Figures.
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