Music Therapy: Another Path to Learning and Understanding for Children on the Autism Spectrum
- Author: Brunk, Betsey King
Book
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Contents
- Introduction
- About the Author
- Acknowledgements
- How to Use This Book
- Part I: What is Music Therapy?
- Important Notes
- Music Therapy Is
- Music Therapy is Prescribed
- A Qualified Music Therapist
- The Relationship that Develops
- The Music in Music Therapy
- To Assist or Motivate
- Achieving Non-Musical Goals
- A Music Therapist Works as Part of a Team
- Summary
- Part II: Nine Therapeutic Characteristics of Music
- 1. Music Captivates and Maintains Attention
- 2. Music Structures Time
- 3. Music is Success-Oriented
- 4. Music Provides a Safe Place to Practice Social Skills
- 5. Music Makes Repetition and Memorization Enjoyable
- 6. Music Lets Children Control Their Environment
- 7. Music Can Create or Emphasize a Routine
- 8. Music Can Reflect and Adapt to Each Individual
- 9. Music is Movable
- Part III: Music Therapy Services
- References