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The author describes her use of sensory and memory techniques
and others working with clients with a range of needs and abilities
socio-linguistics and psychotherapy which present a challenge to the view of dementia as simply an organic illness
the book tells how a family copes and keeps hope alive despite the staggering difficulties autism presents
Music Therapy in Context Psychotherapy everyday languageMaking a significant contribution to a theory of music therapy, this book addresses current music therapy debates to do with meaning: are words necessary in creative music therapy? How is clinical improvisation distinct from 'pure' music improvisation? If so, what is the nature of the distinction? How do music therapists address culture specific nuances in music, and in concepts of healing rituals? The book is in three parts. The first explores
