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| Cross-Cultural Music Therapy: Reflections Of Music Therapists Working Internationally |
2016 |
1662 |
Research on cross-cultural music therapy is limited, yet with the increase of globalization, it is becoming more common for music therapists to work anywhere in the world and with diverse populations. By studying the lived experience ofmusic therapis... |
| Clinical Applications Of Feminist Theory In Music Therapy: A Phenomenological Study |
2018 |
2676 |
This phenomenological study sought to discover music therapists’ clinical experience with feminist music therapy. Specifically, this study questioned how the feminist theoretical frame manifested clinically in music therapy sessions with clients and ... |
| Understanding How Western-Trained Music Therapists Incorporate Chinese Culture In Their Practice In China: An Ethnographic Study |
2017 |
2770 |
Although music therapists work with Chinese people in the United States, Canada, Australia, and China, little is known about how these music therapists incorporate Chinese culture in their practice in order to provide culturally-responsive music ther... |
| Perceptions Of Self-Determination In Music Therapy For Individuals Diagnosed With Intellectual Disabilities: A Survey Of Music Therapists |
2020 |
1377 |
Individuals diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) experience positive outcomes and desire to participate in decision making but are often less likely to access this right than their peers without a diagnosis. These individ... |