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Intro Music Therapy
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is Proprioception? | The ability to sense where your body is in position, motion and equilibrium, even if you had a blindfold on. |
| What organization oversees credentialing in music therapy? | Certification Board for Music Therapists |
| What organization oversees education and professional advocacy? | American Music Therapy Association |
| What are the 2 journals sponsored by AMTA? | Journal of Music Therapy and Music Therapy Perspectives |
| Where do music therapists work? | classrooms, homes, hospitals, forensic facilities, skilled nursing facilities, residential treatment centers, rehabilitation facilities |
| With whom do music therapists work? | People with disabilities, injuries or diseases; those experiencing trauma, incarceration, the effects of age, and hospitalization; and those who want to maintain good health. |
| How does one become an MT-BC? | Become accepted to an accredited music therapy program, complete a 4 year academic and clinical training program, 6 months/1,000 hour internship, pass the National Board Exam administered by CBMT |
| At least 5 qualifications of music therapists | Excellent functional music skills, emotional stability, physical health, a good sense of humor, reliable, ethical, good interpersonal skills, sincere interest in helping others, always willing to self evaluate and grow, etc... |
| 2 Reasons Why Music is an effective therapeutic tool | Varied and flexible |
| When music therapy was first a profession, it was used primarily to treat whom and for what? | WWII veterans, PTSD and rehabilitation |
| 7 step music therapy protocol | Referral, Assessment, Treatment Plan, Implementation, Documentation, Evaluation, Termination |
| Who is Clive Robbins and what did he create? | -British music therapist who worked with multiply disabled children for over 50 years, - Co-originator of Creative Music Therapy - Co-founder of the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Center in New York City. |
| What is NMT? | Neurological Music Therapy |
| NMT originator | Michael Thaut |
| 2 Most commonly used NMT techniques | RAS, PSE, MIT, or OMREX |
| What is the ISO principle? | Meet the client where they are at |
| Who is Helen Bonny? | Music Therapist researcher |
| What did Helen Bonny create? | A psychotheraputic technique called the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery through Music where carefully selected classical music is used to help individuals process unconscious material. |
| What is IDEA? | Individuals with Disabilities Education Act |
| At least 3 principles from the IDEA | non discriminatory evaluation Least restrictive environment zero reject (no one excluded) parental involvement appropriate education procedural due process |
| Difference between music education and music therapy | Music education's goal is the quality of the music, music therapy's goals are non musical and the focus is on the process of making or internalizing music. |
| At least 2 creative art therapies | Art, Dance, Drama, Poetry, Play, Sand Play, Music |
| Name at least 2 of the 4 unique characteristics of creative art therapies | Self expression, Active participation, Imagination, mind/body connection |
| 4 essential elements of a good definition of music therapy | Therapeutic relationship Music to reach Non-musical goals Treatment follows the proper protocol Administered by an MT-BC |
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